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A dry dog nose is not automatically a sign that something is wrong. A healthy nose can become temporarily less moist after sleep, exercise, time indoors with…
When a pet becomes unwell at night, the safest option is not always a house call alone. A mobile veterinarian can assess the animal in familiar surroundings,…
Giving a dog liquid medication at home can be straightforward when you use the right technique. Whether the medicine is an antibiotic, pain relief, parasite…
A single vomit can happen to an otherwise healthy cat, especially after fast eating or grooming during a heavy shedding period. However, repeated vomiting,…
Heartworm disease is caused by Dirofilaria immitis, a parasite spread by mosquitoes. Infected dogs can develop inflammation and damage in the heart, lungs and…
Recovery after an operation can be harder once a pet leaves the clinic. Cats may hide discomfort, dogs may lick at an incision, and owners can feel uncertain…
What to do if your kitten has never been socialized can feel unclear, especially when every hiss, hiding spell or startled jump seems like a sign that progress…
A St. Louis summer can combine high temperatures, heavy humidity and hot pavement, creating dangerous conditions for cats, dogs and other companion animals. A…
A bright smile can hide significant dental disease. Dogs often continue eating and playing while plaque, tartar, infected gums, and damaged teeth develop…
Diabetes management can become far easier when glucose readings reflect a pet’s ordinary routine. An in-home blood sugar curve records how a cat or dog…