Lights and decorations, costumes and masks, a constant parade of strangers at the door … Halloween can be a downright spooky experience for our pets. So what can pet owners do to ensure their furry friends have a happy and healthy holiday? In this podcast, Dr. Kim May, assistant director of professional and public affairs at the AVMA, discusses ways to ensure your pet’s health and safety this Halloween.
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Anemia in Pets
Many of us know that anemia is a condition that affects humans, but did you know that it can affect your pet, too? In this podcast, Dr. Elizabeth Davidow, medical director of Animal Critical Care and Emergency Services in Seattle, Wash., discusses the …
National Veterinary Technician Week 2010
Our pets receive excellent medical care in the United States, not only from veterinarians but from the entire veterinary medical team. An integral component of this team is the veterinary technician. To celebrate and promote the role of veterinary tech…
Blue Buffalo issues voluntary pet food recall
The recall covers three pet-food products suspected of containing higher levels of Vitamin D than
intended.
Pet Separation Anxiety
Puddles of piddle, scraps of leather from your favorite shoes, a hole in the new sofa … just a few of the surprises that some pet owners come home to everyday. So what makes our usually mild-mannered dogs turn into tornados of destruction while we ar…
World Rabies Day 2010
Tuesday, Sept. 28 marks the fourth annual World Rabies Day, an international event created to help raise rabies awareness and save lives. Despite major efforts to eradicate the virus, rabies remains a major concern worldwide, killing more than 55,000 people every year. In the United States, one to two people die annually from the virus, and in 2009, nearly 7,000 U.S. cases of rabies in animals were reported. In this podcast, Dr. Lynne White-Shim, assistant director of the AVMA’s Scientific Activities Division, talks about rabies and World Rabies Day.