LeadER Vet Blog
1. Lumps and Bumps: Not every lump or bump is necessarily cancerous, but consulting with your vet is the only way to be sure. If the lump is growing or not resolving itself, contact your vet and he or she will do a biopsy to determine the contents of the bump.n2. Abnormal Odors: Foul odors […]
Congratulations – you just brought a new kitten home! Now the fun can really begin! Of course there will be fun times, and lots of them, but first it’ll be important to bond with your new kitten so that you build up a trusting relationship to last for years to come. “Sharing your home with […]
Dog vomiting is a somewhat common occurrence, but it becomes a true health concern when a dog is throwing upbile. If your dog throws up yellow foam, or a yellow-green foam, it’s probably bile, and you should take your pup to the vet right away to determine the cause. Bile is produced in the liver, […]
Cats sleep an average of fifteen hours a day, and some can sleep up to twenty hours in a twenty-four hour period. Which raises the question: Why do cats sleep so much? THE ‘CATNAP’ The first thing you should realize is that cats are most active between dusk and dawn, which means that they sleep […]
Watch the story of our own Dr. Ratterree’s new furry friend. https://www.local10.com/pets/abused-puppy-finds-new-loving-home-with-veterinarian
It’s back-to-school time, and while you and your kids may (or may not) be looking forward to a new fall routine, your pet has no idea what’s coming or why her schedule suddenly changed. Summers usually mean lazy days, a lot more home time, and fun activities, and Fido and Fluffy have become accustomed to […]