From the monthly archives:
Many veterinarians warn against feeding Thanksgiving leftovers because many dogs show up at clinics across America with diarrhea, vomiting, and constipation during the next few days from eating too much of a good thing or the wrong things. However, healthful ingredients, [click to continue…]
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Geri Rodrigues with Nacho and Eleanor Villareal with Precious. The evening did literally go to the dogs!
…And that’s a good thing!
Fresh on the heels of my presentation about Dog Dish Diet: Sensible Nutrition for Your Dog’s Health to our Gilroy Rotary, my friends Jaime and Evelia Rosso hosted a little book launch party in their home for some of our local friends. In all, about 60 people attended, [click to continue…]
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Greg cracks open the first box of Dog Dish Diet books.
Yes, I have books. Boxes and boxes of Dog Dish Diet: Sensible Nutrition for Your Dog’s Health in my “warehouse.” You’ll see why I put that in quotes when you look at the photos.
There’s nothing quite like holding your own book in your hands. And this one has been a long time coming…even elephant gestation has nothing on this process.
29 years as a veterinarian observing and treating a range of common ailments and chronic illnesses among [click to continue…]
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Perhaps you saw the headline a couple days ago: “Pet cat in U.S. catches swine flu.”
I know there’s concern among pet owners as these are some of the questions and comments I’ve heard in the office: “Can my pet get the swine flu H1N1?” “I heard that there was a case of swine flu that was transmitted from sick people to their cat.” “How dangerous is swine flu in pets?” “Is it like the dog flu?”
Our mainstream media will push us into the movie sequel, “One more flu over the cuckoo’s nest.” Okay, I’m having a little fun, but [click to continue…]
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