Did you know that March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month? This is definitely something we would like to spread awareness about. Our furry companions are both curious and frisky, and don’t always know what is and isn’t safe for them. Read on as a local Portland, OR vet discusses some of the things that can endanger your beloved animal friend. Food Dogs are somewhat more at risk of eating poisonous foods, if only because Fido … Read More
Dental issues are some of the most common health problems that veterinarians treat amongst cats—after all, it’s an easy part of your cat’s well-being to overlook! Don’t let your feline friend fall victim to dental trouble; use these tips from a Gresham, OR vet to keep things in check. Examine Fluffy’s Mouth Take time every week to sit down with your cat and examine the mouth. We know—this may be easier said than done. Try … Read More
If there’s one thing we know for certain about cats, it’s that these adorable furballs are full of cute quirks. Although cats all have their own unique purrsonalities, our feline friends do share some common opinions. A local Gresham, OR veterinarian lists some of Fluffy’s favorite things in this article. Sunbeams Every day, all over the world, thousands—if not millions—of kitties stretch out in their favorite sunbeams for their morning naps. Fluffy enjoys sunbathing so … Read More
March is Poison Prevention Month. One of the most common pet toxins to be found in our homes is xylitol, an artificial sugar found in many candies, gums, and baked goods. Here, your Portland, OR vet tells you all about xylitol toxicity and how to keep your pet from harm. What is Xylitol, Exactly? Xylitol is a sugar substitute, similar to aspartame, which is often used in candies and gums as well as certain pastries. … Read More
A dangerous dog toxin can be found in nearly every typical kitchen across the country: onions. Below, your Portland, OR veterinarian answers your questions about onion toxicity in our canine companions. Why Are Onions Toxic? Onions contain a chemical called thiosulphate, which is what causes the dangerous symptoms of onion poisoning. Thiosulphate can lead to hemolytic anemia, a deadly condition in which a dog’s red blood cells become damaged, potentially even bursting as they circulate … Read More
One great thing about cats is that they are very clean. Your feline friend will take time each day to carefully groom herself, and make sure that pretty fur stays soft and shiny. If your furball has very long or thick hair, however, she may still need some help with her daily beauty regimen. A Portland, OR vet offers some tips for grooming cats below. Brushing Brushing is very beneficial to kitties. It helps remove … Read More
Most cat owners have probably seen their cat knead—it’s characterized by an alternated pushing of the front paws into a soft object, like a pillow, blanket, or your leg. Have you ever wondered what this behavior is all about? It turns out that there are several possibilities! Learn more below from a vet Gresham, OR. Territorial Instincts Your cat’s paws contain scent glands, and the scents are released into an object when your cat kneads … Read More
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