Basic Bunny Nutrition

Posted by admin on  September 27, 2018
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Jessie L. Rayburn, CVT Anyone who has owned a rabbit knows they are unique and special creatures. These cotton tailed companions house a variety of traits and endearing characteristics. Rabbit nutrition is a vital part of a bunny’s health and happiness, especially when it comes to feeding time. You and your bunny can have a lot of fun expanding their culinary experiences! Here is a quick summary of what should comprise a rabbit’s routine menu.

Grain Free Diets and Heart Disease

Posted by admin on  September 11, 2018
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What is the latest information about myocardial failure and grain-free diets? In July 2018, the FDA issued a warning that some diets might be associated with a heart disease called Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM). However, the association is far from established or clear. As of July 2018, several cardiologists have examined this issue and have not come to a single conclusion — some have implicated diets and taurine (an amino acid) deficiency in specific breeds (e.g.

Potentially Deadly Dog Flu Rages Through Country, Including Pennsylvania

Posted by admin on  January 25, 2018
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LANCASTER, PA – Local veterinary officials are urging owners to vaccinate their dogs against the potentially deadly canine influenza virus that is sweeping through central Pennsylvania. Up until recently, the majority of cases have been limited to major cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Just this week, several cases have been reported in Red Lion, PA and doctors expect that number to rise exponentially in surrounding areas. Just like the human flu, new strains of canine

Heartworm Disease In Dogs

Posted by admin on  January 15, 2018
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Heartworm disease is a very serious diagnosis and disease in cats and dogs. Heartworms are parasites (worms) that live in the heart, lungs and blood vessels in dogs and cats. Heartworms, a year-round concern, are transmitted by mosquitos. A mosquito will bite a dog and take a blood meal. If the dog is infected with heartworms, the mosquito will pick up microfilaria (immature worm). The microfilaria will begin maturation in the mosquito over 10 to

Complimentary Puppy Parent Seminar

Posted by admin on  January 10, 2018
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Join us for our complimentary Puppy Parent Seminar on Tuesday, January 16th, 2018 from 6-7pm! This seminar is perfect for… New puppy parents Clients thinking about getting a new puppy Pet owners who would like a refresher course in some basic canine information Topics Include: Training and Socialization Vaccines Heartworm/Flea/Tick Prevention Spay/Neuter Pet Insurance Grooming Doggie Daycare and other Lodging Services Speakers Include: Dr. Colleen Carney Laurin Dickson, Professional Dog Trainer Jessie Rayburn, CVT Alex