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EAST MEETS WEST: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO VETERINARY MEDICINE

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On March 25, 2019

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Written by Lauren Duffee, VMD, DACVAAMassachusetts Veterinary Referral Hospital Acupuncture, as a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been used to treat diseases in both humans and animals for several centuries, dating back to 2700 BCE. Despite this long tradition in Eastern cultures, acupuncture has only gained popularity among...

Keeping Your Pets Safe in the Winter (plus, cool dog-friendly places to visit)

By Woof Magazine

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On February 6, 2019

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Keeping Your Pets Safe in the Winter (plus, cool dog-friendly places to visit) Written by Joyce Belcher, Herbs for Life in Kittery, Maine Winters in New England can be long and hard but also fun if we embrace the season by getting out and playing with our pup. New England...

Ask the Vet: Pet Obesity

By Woof Magazine

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On December 19, 2018

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Ask the Vet: About Pet Obesity Written By: Dr. Brian J. Bourquin, Founder, Boston Veterinary Clinic www.bostonveterinary.com NEW! Submit your question for Woof’s Ask the Vet Expert, Dr. Bourquin, using the form at the end of the article! We may answer it in an upcoming issue! Much like America itself,...

Ask the Vet: What is Fear-Free Care?

By Woof Magazine

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On October 17, 2018

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Ask the Vet: What is Fear-Free Care? Written Dr. Brian J. Bourquin, Founder, Boston Veterinary Clinic www.bostonveterinary.com Over the last year, the phrase “fear free” has become more prevalent in veterinary medicine. What is fear free? Fear free is a campaign focusing on the prevention and alleviation of fear, anxiety,...

Long Tongue, Big Heart: The Story of Mochi the Dog

By Woof Magazine

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On September 26, 2018

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Long Tongue, Big Heart: The Story of Mochi the Dog By Cara Meglio for PetPlan.com Mochi the dog has made it big — she holds the Guinness World Record for world’s longest dog tongue, she stars in a series of children’s books, and she’s been touring North America, spreading the...

Primal Needs: How a local organization is helping to save the world’s primates

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On March 22, 2019

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Primal Needs: How a local organization is helping to save the world’s primates Written by Crystal Ward Kent In jungles and rainforests around the world, the number of primates is steadily dwindling. ALL of the world’s 703 primate species are in trouble, from the majestic mountain gorillas of Rwanda to...

The January Issue is Out!

By Woof Magazine

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On January 24, 2019

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Leptospirosis: A Rising Concern for New England’s Pets

By Woof Magazine

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On November 16, 2018

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Leptospirosis: A Rising Concern for New England’s Pets Over the past year, the deadly bacterial infection known of Leptospirosis or “Lepto” has been on the rise. This disease can affect all mammal species (including humans) and veterinarians have seen an increase in the number of cases over the past several...

Canine Influenza in Massachusetts: What to Know

By Woof Magazine

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On October 2, 2018

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Canine Influenza in Massachusetts: What to Know Written on August 28, 2018 by Krista Vernaleken, VMDHospital: Bulger Veterinary Hospital Many dog owners have seen reports of Canine Influenza, or the dog flu, hitting Massachusetts and are wondering what, if anything, we should be doing to prevent this in our pet...

Top Reasons to Get Your Dog’s DNA Tested

By Woof Magazine

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On September 19, 2018

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Top Reasons to Get Your Dog’s DNA Tested Written by: Ashley Troutman Dog; it’s the first word many of us learn and the first friend many of us have. Dogs are an integral part of our communities and lives, they represent a feeling of warmth, home and comfort to so...

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It’s a Scary world out there when you have a curious nose!

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On August 27, 2017

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Written by: Laurie McCarter, CVT and Sommer Aweidah of Port Cit Referral Hospital in Portsmouth, NH Here we are – it’s January and a whole new year! We’ve made it through the holidays and a slew of pet danger emails, facebook statuses and twitter posts. We avoided all the holiday...

NATURAL AND HOMEMADE SHAMPOO FOR DOGS

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On July 22, 2017

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NATURAL AND HOMEMADE SHAMPOO FOR DOGS: How to Find or Make Natural Dog Shampoo By LAUREN LEONARDI ** Reblogged to www.projectpawsitive.com and www.facebook.com/projectpawsitive When it comes to dog shampoo, there are plenty of inexpensive, natural, and gentle ways to make sure your pup is clean and healthy. All dogs need the occasional...

5 Ways to Acclimate a Rescue Dog Into Your Home

By Woof Magazine

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On July 12, 2017

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If you are thinking about adopting a rescue dog, it is important to prepare a calculated assimilation for him into your home. Rescue dogs can come from an array of situations and might be skittish when they enter a new environment. Here are five things that you can do to get...

What’s the best pet for my family?

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On June 13, 2017

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What pet makes the most sense for my family? Six Questions to Ask Yourself and Family Members Written by Dr. Melissa Magnuson, DVM Choosing a pet for your family should be a decision discussed by all family members. Many pets do not fit certain lifestyles and pets are a large...

How to Adopt a Pet

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On August 15, 2017

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We’ve seen the commercials; we have felt the twang in our hearts at the site of cats and dogs in need of adoption. However, many people remain unaware of how to adopt from an animal shelter. Today, approximately 8 million animals live in shelters and are in need of a...

Thirty Weird and Amazing Facts about African Animals

By Woof Magazine

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On July 12, 2017

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By Darcy Logan Do you know which vegetarian kills more people in Africa than lions? How about which antelope can sleep underwater or why some people believe that the Loch Ness Monster might be an elephant? You can find the answer below as well as some other amazing facts that...

Understanding Pet Astrology

By Jill Sullivan Grueter

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On July 10, 2017

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Understanding Pet Astrology Author: Nikky Hughes: Pet Portraits While the concept of pet astrology may seem odd to many people, there are many people who believe that the date of birth of your pet, related to astrological signs of the planets, the sun, and the stars, have a significant impact...

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