Ozone therapy for dogs and cats
Discover how ozone therapy for dogs and cats fights infections, reduces inflammation, and supports overall health. As dog and cat parents, we always look for ways to keep our furry friends happy and healthy. However, when traditional treatments fall short, you may explore alternative therapies. One option veterinarians are embracing is medical ozone therapy for dogs and cats. But what exactly is it, and how can it benefit your canine or feline companion? What is medical ozone therapy? Medical ozone therapy utilizes medical ozone gas, a...
Lost Pets, Found Faster
[embedded content] Every year, countless pets go missing, but how effective are our current reunification efforts? This webinar explores solutions to improve lost pet reunification rates and keep lost pets out of kennels. Join us March 13th at 1pm/CST as Ashley Shrewsbury, Pet Reunification Specialist at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control as well as Gina Botticello, Community Partnerships and Programs Manager at PASCO County Animal Services, discuss insights into making reunification faster, easier, and more effective Source:...
Kodah’s Enormous Furry Lump: Should Dr. Karyn Be Worried?
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Hi, I’m Dr. Karyn! Read my introduction to learn more about me and my five funny dogs, Poppy, Bailey, Kodah, Ned, and Fred. If you’ve never had to worry about a lump on your dog, then I don’t think you’ve ever had a dog. From tiny to large, cancerous to benign, all dogs will invariably end up with one lump or many over the course of their life. The tricky part is knowing which ones to...
Bonding Critters with Dogs and Cats
Bringing a new critter into a home with dogs or cats can be a daunting task. The natural instincts of these animals often lead to a predator-prey dynamic, but with the right approach, harmony can be achieved. Understanding which critters can coexist peacefully with your canine or feline companions is essential for a happy household. The Right Combination Matters When considering a new critter, the combination of personalities plays a crucial role. Certain dog breeds, especially those bred for hunting, such as terriers and hounds, may not be...
APA!’s Shelter Pet Hospital Wish List
Mar 20, 2025 Since April of 2024, we’ve seen the reality of new facilities begin to take shape, with the ground breaking of our future APA! Shelter Pet Hospital. Now we are nearing the end of the construction of our hospital, built to serve the pets in APA!’s care, whether located at the shelter or in a loving foster home. With the walls up, the utilities on and the dedicated spaces meticulously planned, we need help furnishing the building with items like a stainless steel table, lockers, and shelving. We are looking to our...
Dogster Photo Contest: Dogs of the Week Winners (Mar 20, 2025)
Click to Skip Ahead This Week’s Winner Name: Molli Breed: Shichon Fun Fact: “Molli is an assistance dog She takes her job seriously and her she ishelping with admin” Cutest Name: Ellie Breed: Maltese/ShiTzu Fun Fact: Ellie loves to dress-up and this is her newest jumper. Most Expressive Name: Samantha Breed: Chihuahua Terriet Mix Fun Fact: “Samantha loves people and all animals she encounters on our walks in ourfarm community.” Best Action Shot Name: Marley Breed: Border Terrier Mix Fun Fact: “Marley had a...
Cloudy Eyes in Cats
As a devoted companion to your feline friend, noticing changes in their vision can be alarming. Cloudy eyes, also known as corneal opacity, often signal underlying health issues that deserve attention. Here’s an insightful examination of the causes of cloudy eyes in cats and natural remedies to help restore clarity. What Causes Cloudy Eyes? Cloudiness in a cat’s eyes can stem from various factors, including age-related changes, injuries, and diseases. Feline cataracts, a condition where the lens becomes opaque, typically occurs in...
The February Weekly Community Conversations grant giveaway winner is…
Earlier this month, Maddie’s Fund® gave one organization at random a $5,000 grant for attending the February Weekly Community Conversations! Join us in congratulating Jo Lunsford from Kay Turpin Animal Rescue Fund in Lebanon, KY! In addition to the Community Conversation grant, one grant was given away for monthly participation on Maddie’s® Pet Forum. Bravo to Mary Garcia from Spring Branch Rescue in Richmond, TX for winning the $3,000 monthly grant. But wait, there’s more! In celebration of Maddie’s...
5 keys to adapt your dog to urban living
Learn how to adapt your dog to urban living with 5 essential tips covering exercise, socialization, stress relief, and more. We like to picture our dogs frolicking in grassy fields, trotting down country roads, or rolling in clover. The reality is more limited. Many of us end up living in cities due to the demands of our jobs. Or we retire and downsize to an apartment in town. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s essential to teach your dog how to adapt to urban living and smaller spaces. Key #1 – Exercise Regular exercise...
Natural Approach to Hookworms in Dogs
Hookworms represent a significant health concern for dogs, often lurking undetected until symptoms arise. These parasitic worms can cause anemia, lethargy, and gastrointestinal issues, impacting a dog’s overall vitality. Awareness of this hidden threat is crucial for every dog guardian committed to their companion’s health. Stay Alert Signs of hookworm infestation include pale gums, weight loss, and diarrhea. These symptoms often escalate, leading to severe health issues if left untreated. Observing any unusual behavior in a dog,...
