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Dog flu or canine influenza is a highly contagious viral infection that packs many of the same nasty symptoms as human flu: fever, coughing, sneezing, runny nose and exhaustion. It was first diagnosed in 2004 and isn't related to human flu. (So, no, you can't catch the flu from your sick pup.)
Adopting a new kitten can seem like a daunting responsibility, especially if it's your first. This guide will help you determine exactly which kitty will be a good match for your lifestyle.
We all want our beloved pets to live long, healthy lives. After all, most of us can't imagine our days without them. The good news: These days pets are living longer. But as they age, they require special care. Here's what you need to know to help make your pet's golden years great.
Dr. Josh Stern, a veterinary cardiologist and geneticist at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, began seeing an alarming trend in cases at the veterinary hospital two years ago. Golden retrievers were being diagnosed more frequently with DCM—a disease not commonly associated with this breed.
What types of grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs?
Cyanobacteria (also called blue-green algae) and algae can form harmful algal blooms (HABs) in lakes, ponds, and rivers. Many HABs produce toxins that can harm animals and people.
Dr. Lauren Colby is a graduate of the Veterinary School at University of California, Davis, upon completing her DVM degree she moved to New York for her internship.
At least five dogs at the Oakland city shelter have confirmed cases of canine influenza, according to Oakland Animal Services director Rebecca Katz.If you have adopted a dog recently from this shelter be sure to keep your dog quarantined for the next 21-30 days.
If your dog scratches, itches, or chews, he may be experiencing allergies. Similar to people this time of year, dogs can also develop allergies to grasses, pollens, weeds, and other environmental allergens.
The question about the link between heart disease and diet has become a common conversation at my hospital since the FDA released a warning statement.