Category: Veterinary Professional

Pet Poison Prevention

Pets’ natural curiosity can sometimes lead to dangerous situations, with toxin exposure being a common emergency seen by veterinarians. Accidental ingestion or contact with harmful substances can pose serious health risks to pets. Treatment varies depending on the toxin and can range from a simple outpatient visit to extended hospitalization. Understanding common toxins and taking preventive measures can help ensure your pets remain safe and healthy

Feline Enrichment: Meeting the Essential Needs of Cats

Enrichment can be defined as something added to your cat’s environment that encourages them to engage in normal, natural behaviors.

Building Better Lives for Our Pets: The Five Freedoms, Provisions, and Domains

The Five Freedoms are the foundation of modern animal welfare. Created in the 1960s, these principles focus on meeting an animal’s essential needs.

Engage Your Dog With Nose Targeting

Targeting is a fun game that can help build your pet’s confidence, especially when interacting with something they might find scary

Can I Manage My Dog’s Behavior Long Term?

I started working with a new dog trainer and the first lesson discussed management strategies to keep my chihuahua from jumping on visitors. This has already been working well. Do I need to continue with training?

Options for Exercising Your Dog

When it comes to getting fresh air and exercise for your dog, you have plenty of options. However, some of the most popular choices might not be the best fit for every dog.

Low Stress Handling® Silver-Level Certification

Individual Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and employers the individual’s dedicated interest in Low Stress Handling®. Hospital Certification at this level demonstrates to clients and staff the hospital’s commitment to appropriately training staff in Low Stress Handling® methods.

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