Marijuana Ingestion by Dogs and Cats: What you need to know By Lisa Cass DVM So you just came home to find your pooch has been counter-surfing and decided to snack on your MMJ edibles. What’s the best course of action? Just dim the lights and put on some Allman Brothers? It won’t really help [...]
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Heartworm Disease in Colorado
I’ve recently had many clients asking questions about heartworm disease, so I wanted to clarify a few facts and debunk some myths about the disease. Heartworm disease is caused by a parasite, Dirofilaria immitis, which is transmitted by mosquitoes. After a mosquito bites an infected dog, the mosquito becomes infected with the micofilaria (or larval [...]
News in Veterinary Medicine April 2011
A Note on Easter Pet Hazards Easter can be a time when lots of chocolate and candy are around the house. Be careful to put chocolate and candy well above the reach of pets, especially dogs. Chocolate is toxic to dogs, especially small dogs who eat large amounts. If you find your pup has dug [...]
