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2007

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Staphylococcus aureus

Drug-Resistant Staph Found in Pets

General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 5, 20072 Comments

Some veterinarians are documenting more and more cases of drug-resistant staph infections in dogs and cats, but say there is no reason for alarm among pet owners if they follow measures of simple hygiene.

Rescue

Crews Rescue Pets from Fires in California

General Health, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 5, 2007Leave a comment

Rescue Pets. When the order to evacuate Bouquet Canyon neighborhood came down, it came fast. Thomas Davis’ wife, Lupe, managed to grab cats Nipper and Sweet Pea

Problem with my Dog’s Leg

Ask Dr. CarolBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 31, 2007Leave a comment

To whom this may concern, i have a female rottie mix & its her left top of her knee ,its swollen & she keeps it pulled up, but time to time she will put it down & walk & run , she will let me rub liniment on it ,aches&pain aspirin free glucosamine with ms.

halloween

Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

General Health, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 22, 2007Leave a comment

This Halloween enjoy the festivities with your pets. Veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne offers a few common sense safety tips for pets and their owners to help ensure fun for all while trick or treating this season.

holidays

Pets and their Owners will be Hitting the Road for Holidays

General Health, Summer Time TipsBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 15, 2007Leave a comment

Holidays. More than one half of US pet owners take their pets with them on vacation! With their own seat belts, pet friendly hotels and campgrounds, and even their own luggage, our pets are often finding themselves along for the ride as we head out for our summertime vacation destinations.

Emergency Pet Care Costs

Pet Owners find new ways to Finance Emergency Pet Care Costs

General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 15, 2007Leave a comment

Emergency Pet Care Costs. Unexpected expenses with pets can be managed through various plans! No one plans to have a medical emergency.

Medical Costs

More Pets have access to Hi Tech Medical Costs

General Health, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneOctober 15, 20071 Comment

Medical Costs. Veterinary specialists provide services previously unavailable to pets! For most people in the US and Canada, high tech medicine is routine.

Vaccination

Vaccination NEWSFLASH

General Health, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 28, 20074 Comments

Vaccination. I would like to make you aware that all 27 veterinary schools in North America are in the process of changing their protocols for vaccinating dogs and cats.

Gobi

PAAWS Success Story: Update on Gobi

PAAWS Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 28, 2007Leave a comment

Dr. Carol, sorry for the long delay with Gobi, but had several problems and I believe, have been improved or resolved. Gobi has Sudden acquired retinal degeneration

Bravo

Bravo! Issues Nationwide Recall of Select Poultry Products for Dogs and Cats

Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 20, 2007Leave a comment

Select Poultry Products. Bravo! announces a voluntary recall of select tubes of three of its poultry products for cats and dogs.

mycat

A Letter from Jon

Cats, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 18, 2007Leave a comment

Dr Carol, Thank you for responding. I have a 13 year old cat, extremely good health, bright eyes, good coat. For 6-8 months now, he has a severely runny nose

spleen

A Letter about Lebeau

DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 14, 2007Leave a comment

Dr. Carol, I just returned from the vet whose speciality is internal medicine (Dr. Sharon Thieson). In regards to Lebeau, she performed an ultrasound that showed a mass in the spleen

jerky treats

FDA Investigates Jerky Treats from China

Avoiding Disease, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 14, 200715 Comments

Severe Health Threat to Dogs. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has recently been made aware of several complaints from pet owners and veterinarians that multiple brands of jerky treats

Pet IDs

“High Tech” Pet IDs May Not Be Doing The Job!

Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 4, 20072 Comments

Pet IDs. Pet owners may have false sense of security after micro-chipping their pets! Television commercials may be offering false hope to pet owners who choose to microchip their pets. Pet owners are urged to use microchips because of their safety and security. But, confusion in the industry and an incomplete database combine to put pets…

Pet Allergies

Itching pets with Allergies: Consider Holistic Options!

Dogs, Fall Time TipsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 4, 20077 Comments

Allergies. Is your dog endlessly scratching? Is your dog chewing on his paws? Does your dog’s scratching and itching keep you up at night? Thinking it is just fleas?

Laser Surgery for Pets

Laser Surgery for Pets

Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 4, 2007Leave a comment

Keeping pets safe and comfortable drives the change to the use of lasers! He or she may not look like Luke Skywalker or Princess Leia, but the odds are increasingly good that your family veterinarian has laser technology available in his or her hospital.

Shaina Mae

Dogs, VitaLife Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 4, 2007Leave a comment

Hi Dr. Carol, Thanks for the update on the new food. We have found that the canned duck diet is softer than the other varieties and is, therefore, ideal for hiding pills.

Ever wanted an exact copy of your favorite pet? Well, now it's possible – but is it smart? Most pet owners have suffered the loss of a very dear and special pet.

Cloning Pets – Exactly The Same; But Different

Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 2007Leave a comment

Ever wanted an exact copy of your favorite pet? Well, now it’s possible – but is it smart? Most pet owners have suffered the loss of a very dear and special pet.

Hybrid Dog Breeds

Hot Hybrid Dog Breeds

DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 2007Leave a comment

They are all the rage across the United States and beyond. Cross-breed dogs such as cock-a-poos have been around for many years, while newer crosses, such as labradoodles and puggles have just begun to become popular

treats

Sweet Treats May Cause Heartaches For Dog Owners

Dogs, First AidBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 20073 Comments

Animal Poison Control Center seeing more cases of Xylitol toxicity in pets. The sugar substitute, Xylitol, has been a great development in the fight against tooth decay and in helping diabetics

Pet Disasters

Veterinary Industry helps in Pet Disasters

Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 2007Leave a comment

New legislation and awareness campaigns aid in care for evacuated pets Thousands of pet owners are forced to leave their pets behind each year due to unexpected natural and man-made disasters.

Chiropractics For Pets

Cats, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 2007Leave a comment

The strength of the human-animal bond often causes owners to reach out and embrace alternative medicines to help their pets. Being aware of the pitfalls, as well as the benefits of chiropractic medicine is not only important to owners, but to the veterinarian as well.

More Happy PAAWS Customers

PAAWS Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneSeptember 2, 2007Leave a comment

Harri and Doris, ages 7 and 6 “I just started giving my two Chesapeake Bay Retrievers Dr. Carol’s PAAWS about two weeks ago. Harri and Doris are 7 & 6 years old.

2007: The Year of the Pet Food Recall Creeps into 2008 – ExperTox to Rescue

Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, First Aid, PAAWS Success Stories, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 24, 2007Leave a comment

Personally, I’ll remember this year as the year pet food got turned upside down.. First, the massive pet food scare and then lead-contaminated children’s toys really shed a poor light on Chinese imports.

Woody Allen and Zeus Rocco: Healthy PAAWS Clients

PAAWS Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 24, 2007Leave a comment

We have Woody Allen and Zeus Rocco now for 10 years and we’ve given them your PAAWS Senior Formula since they were both 5 years old. I can’t see not giving them their AM/PM Vitamins.

Omega-3

Omega-3 and Omega-6 Fatty Acids

Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 23, 2007Leave a comment

Omega-3. What are omega-3 fatty acids? Omega-3 fatty acids are a form of polyunsaturated fats, one of four basic types of fats that animals and humans derive from food.

Salmonella Contamination of Pet Food Treats at WalMart

Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 23, 2007Leave a comment

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said it pulled two Chinese-made dog treats from its shelves nearly a month ago, and tests now show they had traces of melamine

Record Flea Season for Dogs & Cats: How Pet Owners Can Get Control

Cats, Dogs, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 22, 20072 Comments

Veterinarians are reporting record numbers of flea problems. What can be done to protect your pets and you’re your family?

Rabies

Rabies – Controlling The Threat

Avoiding Disease, Cats, Dogs, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 22, 2007Leave a comment

Rabies. Almost everyone knows how scary this disease is- because it is fatal to both people and pets. Most people believe that rabies is well under control due to vaccinations and regulations.

A note from a client

PAAWS Success StoriesBy Dr. Carol OsborneAugust 8, 2007Leave a comment

Dr. Carol, I really enjoyed our conversation the other day concerning the health and well-being of our dogs: Woody and Zeus! I thank GOD I have them

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