Marijuana and Pets Written by Dr. Beth Eisenberg, DVM: Ethos Veterinary Health With its legalization, marijuana use has become a more frequently discussed topic amongst the veterinary community. There are potential health benefits, but little has been proven or even studied for use in animals in the veterinary industry. When ingested by pets,...
ADAPTOGENS & TONIC HERBS FOR THE WELLBEING OF OUR PETS WRITTEN BY: Joyce Belcher, Sustenance Herbs in Kittery, Maine ADAPTOGENS…are the ideal group of herbs for pets: They are non-toxic to the recipient, regulate and normalize organ and body systems function, all contain antioxidants and scavenge free radicals, bring balance...
Nutrition for Your Pets “Let food be thy medicine and medicine by thy food.” Hypocrites WRITTEN BY: Danielle Conway, DVM, CVA, VSMT, CCRP Veterinary Nutrition Services offered at Ethos include: Homemade diet formulation Commercial diet recommendations Critical care nutrition Weight loss programs Providing clients and veterinarians with scientific, safe...
Looking for Some Bunny to Love – Written by Crystal Ward Kent Rabbits rule at the House Rabbit Network in North Billerica, Massachusetts. Here, the focus is on helping rabbits find good homes, and educating the public about these wonderful animals. In traditional shelters, rabbits are sometimes overlooked, as people...
Written by Dr. Jeffrey Evans, Medical Director,Boston Animal Hospital Periodontal disease is the most common clinical disease we veterinarians see in companion animals and is oftentimes overlooked and undertreated by pet owners. Frequently, by the time our clients come to us to specifically ask about it, it can be too...
Marijuana and Pets Written by Dr. Beth Eisenberg, DVM: Ethos Veterinary Health With its legalization, marijuana use has become a more frequently discussed topic amongst the veterinary community. There are potential health benefits, but little has been proven or even studied for use in animals in the veterinary industry. When ingested by pets,...
Ask the Vet: What are the best things I can do for my pet? Written by Melissa Magnuson, DVM, All Pets Veterinary Hospital, Nashua NH, Canobie Lake Veterinary Hospital, Windham NH, Greenland Veterinary Hospital, Greenland NH We all want our furry friends to live forever. The question that is asked of...
Getting Their Lives Back: The World of Wheelchairs for Pets Interview by Jill Sullivan Grueter, Edit0r-in-Chief, Woof Magazine and New Hampshire Positive Moms Magazine There’s a special place in Amherst, New Hampshire where a passionate man named, Mark Robinson, leads the way for Walkin’ Pets, a company created to support...
Pure Passion: Saving US Horses from Slaughter Hidden Pond Equine Rescue in Brentwood, New Hampshire WRITTEN BY Linda Buchanan Allen, Freelance Writer Maggie slipped into the world sometime during the night. For days, we’d been watching the mare Louise for signs that she was close to giving birth—but Louise munched hay...
ADAPTOGENS & TONIC HERBS FOR THE WELLBEING OF OUR PETS WRITTEN BY: Joyce Belcher, Sustenance Herbs in Kittery, Maine ADAPTOGENS…are the ideal group of herbs for pets: They are non-toxic to the recipient, regulate and normalize organ and body systems function, all contain antioxidants and scavenge free radicals, bring balance...
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Marijuana and Pets Written by Dr. Beth Eisenberg, DVM: Ethos Veterinary Health With its legalization, marijuana use has become a more frequently discussed topic amongst the veterinary community. There are potential health benefits, but little has been proven or even studied for use in animals in the veterinary industry. When ingested by pets,...
Ask the Vet: Why is Heartworm Prevention So Important? Written by Dr. Melissa Magnuson Heartworm prevention is a pill or chew that a dog takes monthly to prevent heartworm infection. Mosquitos spread heartworm disease; once a mosquito bites your dog, it can give your dog heartworm disease. By giving a...
Hey, Project Pawsitive friends! The team headed down to Jefferson City, TN to help Rescue U and The Petfinder Foundation at the Humane Society of Jefferson County from May 21st through May 25th and it was a blast! Project Pawsitive’s goal? Build a 35×12 cat shelter structure in three-and-a-half days for Rescue U and get it ready for...
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When Your Dog Needs a CAT Scan WRITTEN BY: Mason Holland, VMD, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Radiology When your dog needs a cat scan: Providing advanced care for our furry family members has been helped immeasurably by applying some of the revolutionary medical technologies which have arisen over the past decades. ...
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