Vet24seven - Advice for Pet Owners regarding their dogs, cats, birds, horses and more

Guest Veterinarians - Dr. Kipp Magnussen, Medical Director, Sylvan Veterinary Hospital, and Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Modesto, CA - Dr. Daniel Cook, Veterinarian, Arlington, VA You feed your pet the right foods, exercise with them regularly, and practice good preventative care, but do you remember to do something daily for your pet's teeth? Can you imagine what your teeth would be like if you hadn't brushed them for a year or more? Today we’re going to talk about your pet's oral hygiene and how it affects the entire well being of your pet. Good dental habits with our pets can often avoid costly intervention for dental infections and other health problems later.

Guest Veterinarians - Dr. Kipp Magnussen, Medical Director, Sylvan Veterinary Hospital, and Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Modesto, CA - Dr. Daniel Cook, Veterinarian, Arlington, VA You feed your pet the right foods, exercise with them regularly, and practice good preventative care, but do you remember to do something daily for your pet's teeth? Can you imagine what your teeth would be like if you hadn't brushed them for a year or more? Today we’re going to talk about your pet's oral hygiene and how it affects the entire well being of your pet. Good dental habits with our pets can often avoid costly intervention for dental infections and other health problems later.

Guest Veterinarians - Dr. Kipp Magnussen, Medical Director, Sylvan Veterinary Hospital, and Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Modesto, CA - Dr. Daniel Cook, Veterinarian, Arlington, VA You feed your pet the right foods, exercise with them regularly, and practice good preventative care, but do you remember to do something daily for your pet's teeth? Can you imagine what your teeth would be like if you hadn't brushed them for a year or more? Today we’re going to talk about your pet's oral hygiene and how it affects the entire well being of your pet. Good dental habits with our pets can often avoid costly intervention for dental infections and other health problems later.

Guest Veterinarians - Dr. Kipp Magnussen, Medical Director, Sylvan Veterinary Hospital, and Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Modesto, CA - Dr. Daniel Cook, Veterinarian, Arlington, VA You feed your pet the right foods, exercise with them regularly, and practice good preventative care, but do you remember to do something daily for your pet's teeth? Can you imagine what your teeth would be like if you hadn't brushed them for a year or more? Today we’re going to talk about your pet's oral hygiene and how it affects the entire well being of your pet. Good dental habits with our pets can often avoid costly intervention for dental infections and other health problems later.

Guest Veterinarians - Dr. Kipp Magnussen, Medical Director, Sylvan Veterinary Hospital, and Veterinary Emergency Clinic, Modesto, CA - Dr. Daniel Cook, Veterinarian, Arlington, VA You feed your pet the right foods, exercise with them regularly, and practice good preventative care, but do you remember to do something daily for your pet's teeth? Can you imagine what your teeth would be like if you hadn't brushed them for a year or more? Today we’re going to talk about your pet's oral hygiene and how it affects the entire well being of your pet. Good dental habits with our pets can often avoid costly intervention for dental infections and other health problems later.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Laura Allison, Owner, Compassionate Hearts Mobile Veterinary Service, Lake Worth, FL Dr. Tiffany Ma, Owner, Compassion Pet Hospice, Castro Valley, CA Pets are family. When it is time to say goodbye to your elderly or terminally ill companion, there are ways to ensure your pet’s final chapter includes as much comfort and dignity as possible. Pet hospice, extrapolated from human hospice, is a specific type of veterinary care focused on the comfort of your pet. We are going to talk about pet hospice, alleviating fear and anxiety in your pet’s final moments, understanding the difficulty and grief involved in the loss of a pet, and the guidance and support pet hospice offers to bring grace and serenity to you and your family.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Laura Allison, Owner, Compassionate Hearts Mobile Veterinary Service, Lake Worth, FL Dr. Tiffany Ma, Owner, Compassion Pet Hospice, Castro Valley, CA Pets are family. When it is time to say goodbye to your elderly or terminally ill companion, there are ways to ensure your pet’s final chapter includes as much comfort and dignity as possible. Pet hospice, extrapolated from human hospice, is a specific type of veterinary care focused on the comfort of your pet. We are going to talk about pet hospice, alleviating fear and anxiety in your pet’s final moments, understanding the difficulty and grief involved in the loss of a pet, and the guidance and support pet hospice offers to bring grace and serenity to you and your family.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Laura Allison, Owner, Compassionate Hearts Mobile Veterinary Service, Lake Worth, FL Dr. Tiffany Ma, Owner, Compassion Pet Hospice, Castro Valley, CA Pets are family. When it is time to say goodbye to your elderly or terminally ill companion, there are ways to ensure your pet’s final chapter includes as much comfort and dignity as possible. Pet hospice, extrapolated from human hospice, is a specific type of veterinary care focused on the comfort of your pet. We are going to talk about pet hospice, alleviating fear and anxiety in your pet’s final moments, understanding the difficulty and grief involved in the loss of a pet, and the guidance and support pet hospice offers to bring grace and serenity to you and your family.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Laura Allison, Owner, Compassionate Hearts Mobile Veterinary Service, Lake Worth, FL Dr. Tiffany Ma, Owner, Compassion Pet Hospice, Castro Valley, CA Pets are family. When it is time to say goodbye to your elderly or terminally ill companion, there are ways to ensure your pet’s final chapter includes as much comfort and dignity as possible. Pet hospice, extrapolated from human hospice, is a specific type of veterinary care focused on the comfort of your pet. We are going to talk about pet hospice, alleviating fear and anxiety in your pet’s final moments, understanding the difficulty and grief involved in the loss of a pet, and the guidance and support pet hospice offers to bring grace and serenity to you and your family.

Guest Veterinarians: - Kanwarjit Singh Boparai, Veterinarian, Tracy, CA - Dr. Elyse Kent, owner, Elite Cat Care, Marina Del Rey, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is itching and scratching pets. Itching and scratching can make a pet miserable, the effects can be severe, and the cause may not be obvious. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about fleas, ticks, mites and mange. Today we’re going to discuss allergies.

Guest Veterinarians: - Kanwarjit Singh Boparai, Veterinarian, Tracy, CA - Dr. Elyse Kent, owner, Elite Cat Care, Marina Del Rey, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is itching and scratching pets. Itching and scratching can make a pet miserable, the effects can be severe, and the cause may not be obvious. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about fleas, ticks, mites and mange. Today we’re going to discuss allergies.

Guest Veterinarians: - Kanwarjit Singh Boparai, Veterinarian, Tracy, CA - Dr. Elyse Kent, owner, Elite Cat Care, Marina Del Rey, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is itching and scratching pets. Itching and scratching can make a pet miserable, the effects can be severe, and the cause may not be obvious. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about fleas, ticks, mites and mange. Today we’re going to discuss allergies.

Guest Veterinarians: - Kanwarjit Singh Boparai, Veterinarian, Tracy, CA - Dr. Elyse Kent, owner, Elite Cat Care, Marina Del Rey, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is itching and scratching pets. Itching and scratching can make a pet miserable, the effects can be severe, and the cause may not be obvious. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about fleas, ticks, mites and mange. Today we’re going to discuss allergies.

Guest Veterinarians: - Kanwarjit Singh Boparai, Veterinarian, Tracy, CA - Dr. Elyse Kent, owner, Elite Cat Care, Marina Del Rey, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is itching and scratching pets. Itching and scratching can make a pet miserable, the effects can be severe, and the cause may not be obvious. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about fleas, ticks, mites and mange. Today we’re going to discuss allergies.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Gabriella Varcoe, certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner and Veterinary Acupuncturist, Azusa, CA Dr. David Reed, owner, Reed Animal Hospital, Campbell, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is the irritating infestation of ticks, mites, fleas and other external parasites. Warm weather, long afternoons outdoors, then here come the freeloaders, wreaking havoc on our pets and home. In Part 2 of a 3 Part series on external parasites, we’re going to talk about Ticks, Mites and Mange, and avoiding the dangers of tiny pests that can bring big trouble to you and your pets.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Gabriella Varcoe, certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner and Veterinary Acupuncturist, Azusa, CA Dr. David Reed, owner, Reed Animal Hospital, Campbell, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is the irritating infestation of ticks, mites, fleas and other external parasites. Warm weather, long afternoons outdoors, then here come the freeloaders, wreaking havoc on our pets and home. In Part 2 of a 3 Part series on external parasites, we’re going to talk about Ticks, Mites and Mange, and avoiding the dangers of tiny pests that can bring big trouble to you and your pets.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Gabriella Varcoe, certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner and Veterinary Acupuncturist, Azusa, CA Dr. David Reed, owner, Reed Animal Hospital, Campbell, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is the irritating infestation of ticks, mites, fleas and other external parasites. Warm weather, long afternoons outdoors, then here come the freeloaders, wreaking havoc on our pets and home. In Part 2 of a 3 Part series on external parasites, we’re going to talk about Ticks, Mites and Mange, and avoiding the dangers of tiny pests that can bring big trouble to you and your pets.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Gabriella Varcoe, certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner and Veterinary Acupuncturist, Azusa, CA Dr. David Reed, owner, Reed Animal Hospital, Campbell, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is the irritating infestation of ticks, mites, fleas and other external parasites. Warm weather, long afternoons outdoors, then here come the freeloaders, wreaking havoc on our pets and home. In Part 2 of a 3 Part series on external parasites, we’re going to talk about Ticks, Mites and Mange, and avoiding the dangers of tiny pests that can bring big trouble to you and your pets.

Guest Veterinarians: Dr. Gabriella Varcoe, certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner and Veterinary Acupuncturist, Azusa, CA Dr. David Reed, owner, Reed Animal Hospital, Campbell, CA One of the most common problems affecting pet owners is the irritating infestation of ticks, mites, fleas and other external parasites. Warm weather, long afternoons outdoors, then here come the freeloaders, wreaking havoc on our pets and home. In Part 2 of a 3 Part series on external parasites, we’re going to talk about Ticks, Mites and Mange, and avoiding the dangers of tiny pests that can bring big trouble to you and your pets.