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Valentine’s Day pet safety tips from Dr. Carol Osborne

Valentine’s Day pet safety tips from Dr. Carol Osborne

Cats, Dogs, General Health, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneFebruary 12, 2021Leave a comment

When spending Valentine’s Day with your furry companion this year, remember that some love tokens can harm pets! Pet adoptions have hit all-time highs. According to the Humane Society of the United States, many of these adoptions are by first-time pet parents seeking companionship to try to cope with the loneliness and isolation caused by…

6 Reasons Your Dog May Need A Supplement

6 Reasons Your Dog May Need Supplements

Dogs, General Health, Pet Health ResourcesBy Dr. Carol OsborneFebruary 6, 2021Leave a comment

Similar to the human health and wellness space, there are innumerable supplements out there for our canine companions. In fact, the global pet supplement industry is projected to be worth over $1.05 billion by 2027. Given the growth of pet supplements and seemingly endless options, it can feel overwhelming knowing if and when your dog needs…

Stress May Actually Trigger Gray Hair in Your Dog

Stress May Actually Trigger Gray Hair in Your Dog

Dogs, Dr. Carol: In The Media, Dr. Carol: In The Press, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 27, 20161 Comment

It’s no secret that chronic stress and anxiety can increase the odds that a person will develop gray hair. Now, new research has found that phenomenon extends to dogs as well. The study, which was published in the journal Applied Animal Behavior Science, found that young dogs whose owners said the pets were anxious and…

Fourth of July

How to be Cats Safe and Stress Free this Fourth of July

Cats, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneJune 23, 2016Leave a comment

How to be Cats Safe and Stress-Free this Fourth of July. Keep your cats inside- especially if they are outdoor cats. Cats are often victim to sparklers and chaos over the weekend so it is best to keep them out of harm’s way. If you’re having a busy home which would be unusual for your cat,…

What is Stress or Noise Phobia?

What is Stress or Noise Phobia?

Cats, Dogs, General Health, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneJune 3, 2016Leave a comment

Yes, noise phobia, stress and anxiety are all interrelated and are all rooted in the same orientation. Stress to any pet or person can be caused by a multitude of reasons, but at the end of the day a noise, sound, or even change in a pet’s daily routine can be a cause of stress and anxiety.

Stressed-Out Pets

Stressed-Out Pets

Dr. Carol: In The PressBy Dr. Carol OsborneJune 1, 2016Leave a comment

While most American pets live on easy street, with meals, treats, exercise outings and affection provided, the good life also poses challenges—dogs and cats can get stressed.

Heartworm

Is Your Dog Vomiting?

Dogs, Pet Health Resources, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 20, 2015Leave a comment

Got a chow hound? Don‘t let the holiday stress get the best of your dog this season. Avoid thorny, canine vomiting issues and stay out of the Pet ER!.

Boston Terrier

Question: Chronic Kidney Failure

Ask Dr. CarolBy Dr. Carol OsborneJanuary 5, 2008Leave a comment

I have a male Boston Terrier who turned 9yrs. old this past August.and was diagnosed with CRF in April of 2007.

Pets on Prozac / No longer a Joke

Dr. Carol: In The MediaBy Dr. Carol OsborneDecember 31, 2007Leave a comment

Prozac. Improved Pet Health Care and Pet Diet — and Lots of Love — Help Pets Live Longer.

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Dogs With Black Fur Live Longer – Genetic Discovery

Dogs, General Health, Pet NewsBy Dr. Carol OsborneNovember 8, 20072 Comments

Genetic Discovery- Dogs With Black Fur Live Longer. Genetic Discovery Reveals Link between dog’s hair coat color and his ability to fight infection and ward off stress.

Surgically Removed

Missing a Sock? Your Dog may be the Culprit! Surgically Removed Items

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

Top 10 Items Surgically Removed from Pets. According to Veterinary Pet Insurance, socks, underwear, and panty hose top the list of items that must be surgically removed after being ingested by household pets

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.

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Holiday Hazards for your Dog

Dogs, First AidBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 18, 2007Leave a comment

Holiday Hazards for your Dog

Taking a few precautions helps ensure a safe, happy holiday season for you and your pets. Dogs get holiday stress just like people – so strangers, unfamiliar decorations, and hectic schedules can take a toll on your dog.

Canine Lick Granuloma

Canine Lick Granuloma

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

Canine Lick Granuloma

A lick granuloma is also referred to as an Acral Lick Granuloma. It is a self-inflicted circular skin lesion usually located on the lower third of the front or hind leg, just above the paw. The area involved is always one that the dog can reach by licking, which he or she does continuously and compulsively.

Canine Obesity

Sources and Treatment of Stress for Your Dog

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

SOURCES AND TREATMENT OF STRESS FOR YOUR DOG

1. Obsessive Compulsive Disorders, (OCD) includes a group of abnormal behaviors that occur as a reaction to stress. Dogs react to stress in different ways which varies depending on their personality just like people do.

Your Dog’s Golden Years

Dogs, General HealthBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 12, 2007Leave a comment

Of the 62.4 million dogs in the United States, 18 million are age seven and older, therefore they qualify as “Seniors”. This represents almost one-third of our canine population. In fact, over 75% of our dogs and cats have passed middle age and are entering their “golden years”.

dog diarrhea

Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment of Diarrhea in Dogs

Dogs, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 20072 Comments

Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment of Diarrhea in Dogs

Diarrhea consists of the abnormally frequent passage of loose or soft stools, and is one of the most common signs of disease in dogs. It occurs when dissolved substances within the intestine cause excess water to move into the intestine.

Dog Vomiting

Causes of a Dog’s Vomiting and What You Can Do

Dogs, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 2007Leave a comment

Causes of a Dog’s Vomiting and What You Can Do

Vomiting that occurs occasionally in an otherwise healthy dog is generally not a cause for concern. By far the most common cause of vomiting in dogs is eating indiscriminately.

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