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Taking your pet to a new environment can be quite stressful for both you and your furry companion. It may be moving into a new home, going to the vet, or traveling. All these new environments can make your pet feel anxious or stressed. The ability to identify signs of stress in your pets and

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As the pets grow older, their needs and behavior change; just like human beings, pets in old age need much attention to keep them up to standards. Older dogs and cats are more prone to illnesses, limitations in their movements, and dietary adjustments than younger ones, meaning pet owners have to adjust and adapt to

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Common Signs of Illness in Dogs and Cats and When to Visit the Veterinarian Pets are part of the family, and their health is just as important as anybody else’s in the family. Since pets cannot say how bad they feel, knowing your dog and cat signs of illness and when to seek veterinary care

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The task of choosing the right animal clinic for your dear pet seems extremely daunting at times. As a responsible pet owner, you would want to be quite sure that your four-legged friend receives superior care, either for routine checkups, vaccinations, or even in cases of emergency. A number of alternatives are available in Woodbridge,

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Why It’s Crucial and Where to Find the Best Care in Woodbridge Although vaccination, grooming, and routine checks with the vet are important features of caring for our pets, dental care is equally important, yet often overlooked. Like humans, pets are prone to many dental problems, ranging from plaque to periodontal disease, which does so

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Following five years of study, the Topikos Biofilm Research Institute (TBRI), a division of Topikos Scientific, Inc., has reported an advancement in the treatment of periodontitis resulting from a study of over 100 dogs with gingivitis and periodontitis.
“Dental science was first to conclude that biofilm disease, dysbiosis, drove the pathway from plaque and gingivitis to anaerobic, increasingly pathologic biofilms in the sub-gingival sulcus leading to ligament and bone loss that creates irreversible periodontitis,” says TBRI team member Kevin Cawood, DVM. “Over several decades it became clearer chemical elements in the biofilm matrix entered the circulation to cause distant inflammation and serious complications.”
Dr. Cawood, along with the rest of the TBRI team, ENT physician William Cast, MD, and microbiologist Michael Bechill, PhD, treated dogs of various breeds, age, and disease severity with scaling, polishing, and placingement of an antibiofilm compound into the subgingival sul..

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Improving the lives of farm animals is the driving force behind a recently formed nonprofit organization.
Launched in Jan. 2024, the Veterinary Association for Farm Animal Welfare (VAFAW) aims to increase veterinary leadership, education, and advocacy for the welfare of animals used in food and fiber production systems.
“Veterinarians are known for their compassion, scientific understanding, and pragmatism,” says Gwendolen Reyes-Illg, DVM, MA, chair of the VAFAW board of directors and director of Policy Development, in the association’s statement. “VAFAW seeks to leverage this unique constellation of professional attributes to speed up the pace of progress when it comes to improving farm animal welfare.”
Through legislation, regulations, industry standards, and corporate protocols, VAFAW seeks to:
● Improve the welfare of animals used in food and fiber production by promoting and utilizing contemporary science-driven frameworks and research.
● Support veterinarians, animal producers..

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The dangers of secondhand cigarette smoke have been well documented. For example, dogs that are exposed to cigarette smoke regularly are more likely to develop things like eye infections, respiratory issues, allergies, and even cancer than canines that live with non-smoking owners. However, the effects of secondhand vaping haven’t been extensively studied yet. We do

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In our animal clinic in Woodbridge, We believe that Abyssinian cats are incredibly playful and elegant. They’re mostly known for their distinctive coat, which has a “ticked” pattern. However, their large, almond eyes are a close second. If you’ve been lucky enough to adopt one of these felines, one of your first steps should be

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In our pet clinic in Woodbridge , We believe that Yorkies are adorable dogs, but did you know they have a day dedicated to them each year? August 1st is always National Yorkie Day no matter which day of the week it falls on, and there are tons of great ways to celebrate this unique

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