Adverse food reactions in the dog and cat Adverse food reactions (“food allergy”) occurs in our pets and can cause skin and/or gastrointestinal signs. This talk will discuss the skin signs in dogs and cats and how they are managed. Presented by Dr. Emily Rothstein, DVM, Diplomate, ACVD Dr. Rothstein graduated with honors from […]
Common Toxicities in Dogs and Cats Join us to discuss the common toxicities in dogs and cats. What clinical signs you should be aware of and what you can do. Presented by: Charity J. Uman, MS DVM Dr. Charity Uman is the Emergency Department Head at Veterinary Specialists of Connecticut. She is originally from South […]
Pigs are smart and interesting animals. Many people choose to have them as pets, either outdoors or in their homes. I have heard them described as “just like dogs, but with no desire to please you whatsoever.” That is fairly accurate, but there is more. We will touch on their basic medical needs, common problems, […]
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