Excessive tear production in dogs and cats
Runny Eyes (Epiphora) (Excessive tear production in dogs and cats)         Watery ocular discharge is a common concern of pet owners. Excessive tears drain down the pet’s face and, in time, the chronic exposure to moisture produces skin irritation, infection, and odor. The...
Consumer Guide to Elective Surgery
tel: 631-367-7387   website: advancedcareforpets.com Consumer Guide to Elective Surgery Many people “shop around” for the best price on this surgery, without the knowledge of why the cost varies among veterinary practices.  This guide was put together to help you find the best fit between the...
Consumer Guide to Elective Surgery
tel: 631-367-7387   website: advancedcareforpets.com Consumer Guide to Elective Surgery Many people “shop around” for the best price on this surgery, without the knowledge of why the cost varies among veterinary practices.  This guide was put together to help you find the best fit between the...
How often should I take my dog/cat to the Veterinarian?
How often should I take my  dog to the veterinarian? You should take your dog to the veterinarian at least twice a year for a check-up. Have your veterinarian examine your pet if you notice for any of the following:   1.      Sustained significant increase in water consumption. (Abnormal is intake...
Money-Saving Ideas May Be Bad for Your Pets
     Money-Saving Ideas May Be Bad for Your Pets   When shopping for a new one, ask yourself if a more economical model will meet your needs. And before you buy, be sure to check how often the brands you’re considering are likely to break down.   When repairs are needed, shop aggressively...
Selecting your Veterinarian
Selecting Your Veterinarian   There are as many different ways to operate a veterinary clinic as there are breeds of dogs. In general, no one breed is all good or bad, but it’s important to find one that suits you. You and your veterinarian are the mainstay of the team that will take care of...
Puppies and Where to Get One
Puppies and Where to Get One   A puppy is a baby dog. Like many other species of babies, baby dogs are built to appeal deeply to the emotions of adults. The normal human response to a baby is a deep desire to nurture the young one. This is good for the survival of babies. However, it’s not good for...
Canine Fitness Buddy
Canine Fitness Buddy Your perfect workout partner has four legs Looking for the perfect fitness buddy? Your best friend may not always be available, but man’s best friend never says no to a little exercise—and that’s not just because dogs can’t talk. After a tough day of scavenging...
Food Allergy/Intolerance
Food Allergies (Only some of the captioned signs are usually present in a given animal, not necessarily all.)Allergic dog The classical canine food allergy lesion distribution includes signs of facial itching, foot or limb chewing, belly itching, and recurrent ear infections. Your Pet’s Itchy Skin Itchy...
Take your medicine
Take Your Medicine Too often, pet owners leave veterinary hospitals with prescriptions they don’t fully understand for pets who don’t want to take their medicine. As a practicing veterinarian, I can tell you that pets need to get their medicine exactly as prescribed for the best possible...
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