by d3sign | Jan 17, 2025 | Office Updates
Tail Waggers Office Cat, George Our beloved office cat, George, was laid to rest on February 21, 2021 with Laura by his side, holding him and loving him until he closed his eyes. Ten years ago we saved him, his brother “Clump” and his Uncle Kramer from horrific acts...
by d3sign | Jan 17, 2025 | Program Updates
We are currently revamping our Pantry 4 Paws Pet Food Assistance Program and have included an Outreach element that has partnered us with organizations that distribute food to people. We feel that so many people are having a challenging time right now and if a family...
by d3sign | Jan 17, 2025 | Pet Care Info
There is nothing worse than seeing two stripes appear on a heartworm test. Positive. The owner stares in disbelief and then we have to ask the question that we already know the answer to – has your dog been on preventative year-round? Years ago, pet owners only used...
by d3sign | Jan 17, 2025 | Pet Care
Meet Geralt House Trained • Crate Trained Hi, my name is Geralt (alias the White Wolf), which some of you may recognize from “The Witcher”. I am approximately a year old and I am looking for a temporary home as I work on finding a permanent home. I am a pretty decent...
by Dr. Julie Buzby | Jan 16, 2025 | Common Dog Health Problems, Our Blog: The Buzby Bark
When a dog is staring at the wall or staring into space, there are a variety of possible explanations. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses 10 reasons for a dog standing and staring. And she helps you know when to go to the vet and what information to...
by Noel | Jan 15, 2025 | Uncategorized
Darcy & Molly Noel Wed, 01/15/2025 – 11:19 Darcy & Molly on Petfinder Meet Darcy and Molly: A Pair of Lifelong Friends in Need of a Loving Home Darcy, a stunning 10-year-old Great Pyrenees, and her sister Molly, a sweet Border Collie mix, have spent...
by Julie Buzby DVM, CAVCA, CVA | Jan 13, 2025 | Common Dog Health Problems, Our Blog: The Buzby Bark
Laryngeal paralysis in dogs (lar par) occurs when one or both of the cartilage flaps in the larynx don’t move properly, so they partially block the trachea. This can make it hard for dogs to breathe and stay cool. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby...
by Maggie Marton | Jan 13, 2025 | Animal Welfare
Last week, I posed the question: Should I get a second dog? I suggested five questions to ask yourself before making a final decision. This week, I’m going to assume your answer is YES and explore how to choose a second dog for your family–because you want to make...
by Dr. Julie Buzby | Jan 9, 2025 | Common Dog Health Problems, Our Blog: The Buzby Bark
Knowing the signs of a brain tumor in dogs can be helpful whether you want to be a well-informed dog parent, are worried your dog could have a brain tumor, or are wondering what other symptoms your dog with a brain tumor might exhibit. To help dog parents who fall...
by Maggie Marton | Jan 6, 2025 | Animal Welfare
Are you a single-dog household but you’re thinking you might want to get a second dog? We are! Here are five questions you should consider before adopting a second dog. I’ll include our answers under each tip, in case it’s helpful to see a real-life example. As an...
