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For this month’s article, we polled our technicians to see what are some commonly asked questions they get from pet owners. One of the questions they get asked a lot is: how much should I be feeding my pet...
Wolves and coyotes in the wild eat bones, so it is a common thought that our pet dogs can also eat bones. Thankfully, most owners are aware of the dangers of cooked bones, especially chicken bones, for example.
We at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care are very fortunate to have Dr. Matt Liang on our team of experienced veterinarians!
Librela is an antibody treatment that addresses a primary cause of Osteoarthritis (OA) pain in dogs. It helps mitigate pain signals, enhancing mobility and playfulness in your dog. By diminishing OA pain, Librela increases your dog's physical activity and overall well-being.
As Valentine's Day approaches, it's the perfect time to extend traditional notions of affection beyond our romantic relationships. While interspecies cards decorated with red hearts might be a stretch, dogs nonetheless display behaviors and social bonding indicative of far greater emotional awareness than many assume. But how do you know if your message of love is getting through to your dog?
We are thrilled to introduce a new service to offer our clients a convenient, competitive, and cost-effective solution for refilling their pet's medications. This service is designed for pet owners who frequently need medication refills, providing an economical option compared to the substantial expense of securing a year, six-month supply, or twelve-month supply.
Last spring, I was hiking with my dog, and we encountered a rattlesnake. What can I do to protect my dog from rattlesnakes? What should I do if a rattlesnake bites my dog?
Dr. Petauton was born and raised in Burgundy, France. She earned her doctorate in veterinary medicine in 2020 from École Nationale Vétérinaire d’Alfort, France, in Paris, and has worked as a small animal veterinarian for the past three years.
February is dental month at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care! Ever wonder what we look for when we ask your pet to say “ahhhh”? Below, I will go over some of the more common things that affect the teeth of cats and dogs.