Summertime means sun and fun, but use common sense to protect your pet from these hazardous — and entirely avoidable — situations.
Author: Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Dr. Debora Lichtenberg is a small animal and exotics veterinarian who splits her time between her busy veterinary practice in Pelham, Mass., and her studio in New York City. Dr. Lichtenberg is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine with nearly 30 years of experience. Her special interests are soft tissue surgery and oncology.
What We Now Know About Vaccine Reactions in Pets
Always call your vet with any possible vaccine reaction so it can be noted in your pet’s medical history.
Are Bravecto or Nexgard Safe to Use on Your Dog?
When these flea and tick preventatives first debuted, they caused an online uproar. Now, more people are giving their dogs these chewable alternatives to spot-on treatments.
Vet School Reunion: Where Our Paths Have Taken Us
Pursuing a career in veterinary medicine can open a lot of doors in fields of all kinds, including government work and exotic animal care.
What Do You Think About Zoos in This Day and Age?
There are a lot of differing opinions on whether modern-day zoos are ethical or beneficial for the animals they keep.
How Do You Know If Your Pet’s Meds Are Authentic?
Buying pet medicine off the gray market may seem cheaper in the short term, but in doing so, you may be sacrificing the health and well-being of your pet.
How Changing Trends May Create a Dog Shortage in the U.S.
Shelters and rescue groups may not have enough dogs to adopt out in the future, thanks in part to successful spay/neuter programs.
