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Home Cooking: Pros and Cons of Making Your Pet’s Food at Home

As a pet owner, you want nothing but the best for your four-legged friend, including their diet and nutrition. While commercial pet foods are readily available and convenient, more and more pet owners are turning to homemade pet food. But, is this the right choice for you and your pet? In this comprehensive guide, our [...]

Human Medications Are Dangerous to Pets

Medications often poison pets, affecting approximately 40,000 dogs and cats each year. Some pet owners give their pets medications intended for people, thinking the drugs can help relieve their furry pal’s pain or stomach upset. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Since pets’ medication toxicity occurs frequently, our Milford Animal Hospital team explains the risks [...]

Why Are My Pet’s Eyes Red?

Eye redness is concerning in pets, often signaling an underlying condition that requires attention. Bloodshot eyes may be something minor such as an irritant in the eye, like grass or dust, or seasonal allergies. If a pet’s eye redness persists, disease or injury may be to blame. Eye inflammation is a nonspecific sign, making diagnosis [...]

Step by Step: Effective Arthritis Treatments for Pets

Arthritis is not exclusive to people—pets of any age can also suffer from this painful condition. However, although arthritis is a progressive condition with no cure, much can be done to keep your four-legged friend mobile and comfortable. Treatment options range from traditional pharmaceutical products and alternative therapies to dietary supplements and weight management.  If [...]

Holiday Pet Safety Checklist

The holiday season is here, and while the bearded guy with all the toys is checking his naughty or nice list, you should be checking your pet safety list. As you get busy decking the halls and preparing for various festivities, remember to consider the season from your pet’s point of view. The holidays pose [...]

5 Things You Need to Know About Pancreatitis in Pets

Pancreatitis is a prevalent and serious disease that affects cats and dogs, especially around the holidays. Unfortunately, many pet owners are unaware that they may unknowingly be increasing their pet’s risk. Our Milford Animal Hospital team shares seven facts pet owners need to know about this aggressive, painful, and potentially fatal inflammatory condition. #1: Pancreatitis [...]

Debunking Myths About Your Pet’s Weight

No one wants to refuse their four-legged friend’s pleading eyes, but overindulging your furry pal with treats can lead to devastating consequences. Our Milford Animal Hospital team advocates keeping your pet healthy and prolonging their life by maintaining their ideal weight, and we debunk some common myths about your pet’s weight. Myth #1: My pet [...]

What Do Changes in My Pet’s Eating and Drinking Habits Mean?

Is your once ravenous pup suddenly turning up their nose to their kibble? Has your cat packed on some extra pounds without explanation? Sudden changes in your pet’s eating and drinking habits can be concerning and can be caused by a variety of factors. Our Milford Animal Hospital team shares four common questions pet owners [...]

SDMA for Chronic Kidney Disease Detection in Pets

Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. —Benjamin Franklin You’re likely familiar with this popular saying, and you may have said it yourself when trying to convince your kids to go to sleep and wake up at a decent hour. Our Milford Animal Hospital team has tweaked this [...]

Is Your Pet At Risk For Heatstroke?

Many pets enjoy sunbathing and exercising in warm weather, but excessive heat can quickly become deadly. Humans can efficiently cool their bodies through sweating, so long as they remain adequately hydrated. Dogs primarily use panting to cool down, but this is no longer efficient when humidity rises or high temperatures do not allow adequate evaporation. [...]

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