Pet Health Blog

Fritzie, a young Aussie doodle, was referred to DoveLewis by Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency for continued care. Her journey began when her family found an open bottle of Advil, but Fritzie’s symptoms didn’t immediately follow.

While urban farm animals – like chickens, goats and rabbits – are more accustomed to the changing outdoor temperatures, they still need some assistance to remain safe and cool during extreme summer temperatures.

Our furry companions are an integral part of our family. Pets, like humans, can experience sudden health issues or accidents that require immediate medical attention.

We all know those big puppy eyes watching us every time we eat are hard to resist. Sharing a bite with our dogs can feel like a loving gesture, but not all human foods are safe for dogs.

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month and as a hospital that encounters many cases of toxicity in household pets, we want you to be in the know to prevent future ER visits. Review the following household and outdoor toxins to steer your pets clear of ingesting them. 

Did you know that play is crucial for cats? Cats are often seen as independent creatures, but engaging in playtime activities is actually essential for their well-being.