Pet Patter with Dr. Rachel Crockett

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr Crockett dispels another pet myth: does one human year really equal seven pet years?  She also discusses the reasons behind why or why not and discusses other concerns around aging pets.  

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses that how our pets are recting in situations, may not match how they are really feeling.

In this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett busts the myth that spaying and neutering changes our pets personality, and also discusses the benefits of doing so.  

In this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett explores whether cats always land on their feet and how to keep our cats and dogs safe from injury. 

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett addresses the importance of safety with essential oils, diffusers and more especially with our cats.

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses the recent story about a case of screw worm recently found in a dog, and other parasites that can affectt our cats and dogs and how to prevent them.

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses ways we can keep our dogs and cats safe from grilling hazards while we are outside enjoying summer fun.

In this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Rachel Crockett discusses the issues we face with our pets in the hot weather and what we can do to keep them safe.  

We continue our discussion on the importance of Spring checkups and the importance of vacinations, even if you don't have an outside pet.

Dr C talks about the importance of regular checkups and things that owners might miss in their regular review of their pets that professionals will find during regular checkups.  She also discusses the importance of regular vaccinations and the different types and why to get them for your pet.

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses pet eye health and potential conditions they can suffer from.

Keeping your pets hydrated is important is important with the approach of another warm season at the shore.  Dr. C has some great tips, information and advice!

On this weeks episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses how important it is for our pets to be groomed, especially breeds of both cats and dogs who are prone to matting fur. 

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses what important things we should thing about when preparing for a vacation when our pets aren't going with us including boarding arrangements and vaccinations.  Along with that she discusses how important it is to have those same vaccinations on board when taking our dogs to a dog park.  

In this weeks episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discuses the top five most expensive pet illnesses  and what contributes to their high cost.  

The weather is warming up and we're outside more with our pets and so are the creepy crawly  pests.  On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses how to treat bites and sings in our cats and dogs.  

In this weeks episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses the importance of Flea, tick, and heartworm preventative use all year round, as well as the many ways they can be applied to our pets.  

On this week's episode of Pet Patter,  Dr. Crockett discusses the ins and outs of dental cleaning for our cats and dogs including the differences in causes between the two and how we can help both our cats and dogs have happier, healthier lives thrugh good dental care.

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses things that we should watch out for to keep our pets safe and healthy as the weather warms up and they're outside more.  

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses the underlying causes of hot spots and how they can be treated.

On this weeks episode of Pet Patter with Dr. Rachel Crockett, we discuss the difference between anxiety and separation anxiety, and how we can treat them in our dogs.

On this weeks episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Rachel Crockett discusses some unexpected effects of the extreme and lingering cold and snow on our pets,