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Anipryl® - Help for Senior Pets?
If your pet has a clean bill of health, but showing behavioral signs of "old age," you may want to speak to your veterinarian about a medication called Anipryl®. This drug has been approved to help animals with cognitive dysfunction. Your results may vary, but for some animals it has worked well for dementia-related symptoms.

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Responds to Swiffer Wet Jet Rumor
Veterinary Toxicologists regard allegations of liver failure and death from household cleaner as unfounded.

Veterinary Q & A: Dental Care For Pets
Veterinary Q & A - Dental Care for Pets. Learn about dental disease in dogs and cats, what is involved in a dental cleaning, and how to keep your pet's mouth and teeth healthy with this Veterinary Q & A.

Cold Weather Checklist
Make a list and check it twice to keep your pets safe when cold weather strikes. Winter can be hard on pets, just as it is for their human counterparts. Outdoor pets in cold climates need additional food to have energy to stay warm in addition to fresh water and appropriate housing. Learn what to do to keep your pet safe and comfortable this winter season.

Parasite Spotlight
Make Fleas, Ticks, and Mosquitoes Feel Unwelcome

Veterinary Q & A: Itching, Scratching, and Hair Loss
Veterinary Q & A - Itching, Scratching, and Hair Loss

The Life Cycle of the Flea
Fleas are bothersome to humans as well as pets. They may also carry diseases. To fully tackle a flea problem, it is important to know the flea life cycle and treat not only the pet but also the pet's environment. Learn some interesting facts about fleas and the recommended methods for controlling and eradicating fleas in your home in this article.

The Human-Animal Bond
Did you know that there are actual health benefits for people living with pets? Studies have shown real health benefits: lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, reduced stress levels, and better mental health for those living with pets. Pets also help us by being service animals for the blind, deaf or hearing-impaired and physically handicapped. Learn more about the benefits of pets in this article.

Veterinary Q & A: Rabies
Rabies - about this disease, and alert information

Pets and Fireworks
As many pet owners know, fireworks and thunder storms can cause a great deal of stress for some animals. Learn how to avoid stress for your pets, and tips to keep them from running when the sparks start flying.

Veterinary Q & A: Seizures in Pets
Seizures are often scary to witness. What should you do if you suspect that your pet has had a seizure? What are the treatment options and prognosis? When are seizures an emergency? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this FAQ article.

The Importance of Dental Care for Pets
Veterinary Q & A - Dental Care for Pets. Learn about dental disease in dogs and cats, what is involved in a dental cleaning, and how to keep your pet's mouth and teeth healthy with this Veterinary Q & A.

Veterinary Q & A Archive
Veterinary Questions and Answers Archive - Veterinary Medicine

My pet is sick, and I can't afford to go to the vet
My pet is sick and I can't afford to go to the vet - Ideas and (possible options) for sick pets in financially tough times

Veterinary Q & A - Neutering (Castration) in Dogs and Cats
Veterinary Q & A - Neutering (Castration) in Dogs and Cats

Emergency! Are you prepared?
Emergency! Be Prepared - Veterinary Medicine. Protect your pet from the hazards of winter.

Veterinary Q & A - Should I Call The Vet? Part I
Veterinary Q & A - Should I Call The Vet?

Warmer Weather Brings More Dangers To Pet Safety Than Just Excessive Heat
Familiarizing yourself with common yard and garden hazards and taking some preventative measures now can help you to keep your pets safe all summer long.

Veterinary Q & A: Limping and Lameness
Common scenarios involving lameness and injury in dogs and cats presented to help viewer determine when to call the veterinarian.

The Viewer Viewpoint
The authors of "Chicken Soup for the Dog/Cat Lover Soul" are looking for stories for the new books due out in 2005.

The Viewer Viewpoint
Poem submitted for the Veterinary Viewer's Viewpoint - life of a working police dog. This poem describes the loyalty and protection offered by a working police dog.

Skin Ailments In Pets
Diseases affecting the skin fall under two categories: primary and secondary. Primary skin ailments impact the skin directly, and may result from flea or tick infestation. Secondary diseases initially involve other organs and then impact the skin, such as hyperthyroidism, according to the American Animal Hospital Association.

First Aid Tips For Pet Owners
Knowledge and preparedness can make a significant difference when an animal emergency strikes. It is vital to keep the veterinarian’s contact numbers easily accessible.

Writers Group Seeks Cat-Related Contest Entries
The international Cat Writers' Association (CWA) announces its 11th annual writing competition for published writers, photographers and editors in print, online and broadcast media.

First Aid Readiness Key To Pet Ownership
The need to educate consumers on comprehensive dog and cat healthcare has become essential. Treatments are widely available to savvy pet owners who want to protect their animals.

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