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The American Bulldog The American Bulldog: An intelligent and protective family dog that is easy to groom. American bulldogs are ideal for active, dog-savvy owners as they require a lot of activity: brisk daily walks, games, and some work on the agility course will definitely keep them happy. These affectionate...
The Human & Animal Bond IMAGES: Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital WRITTEN BY: Christina Stephens-Malloy, LCSW The human-animal bond is often used to describe the relationship shared between people and animals. Pet owners know it is so much more than a relationship and anyone who has ever loved a companion animal...
The Beagle Beagles are certainly the epitome of cute. These small, compact, lean dogs with the expressive face have a good-natured and friendly temperament, and they are always happier in company (canine or human). These active dogs enjoy a good run and, of course, lots of fun and games. Infinitely...
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,...
The American Bulldog The American Bulldog: An intelligent and protective family dog that is easy to groom. American bulldogs are ideal for active, dog-savvy owners as they require a lot of activity: brisk daily walks, games, and some work on the agility course will definitely keep them happy. These affectionate...
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...
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...
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The Human & Animal Bond IMAGES: Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital WRITTEN BY: Christina Stephens-Malloy, LCSW The human-animal bond is often used to describe the relationship shared between people and animals. Pet owners know it is so much more than a relationship and anyone who has ever loved a companion animal...
Heatstroke in Dogs By Courtney James, DVM of Port City Referral Hospital Heatstroke is a very serious medical condition caused by uncontrolled elevation of a mammal’s core body temperature by an outside source. The commonly quoted example of heatstroke is the dog locked in a hot car. Car windows generate...
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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