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As pets age, owners start to notice a change in activity levels and mood. Often, osteoarthritis is to blame. Osteoarthritis (OA), also known as degenerative joint disease, is a common yet often underdiagnosed condition in dogs and cats. It affects pets' mobility, quality of life, and emotional well-being — and...
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Cancer isn’t just a human disease—it affects our pets, too. In fact, cancer is one of the leading causes of death in older dogs and cats. While any pet can develop cancer, certain breeds are more genetically predisposed. Understanding which breeds are at higher risk, and the importance of early...
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Cancer is a word no pet parent wants to hear. Yet, it’s a reality that many dog and cat owners face each and every year. Sadly, cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among pets. Gaining a better understanding of its prevalence, the breeds most affected, and the...
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Regular wellness exams and bloodwork are the cornerstones of preventative health care – both for people and for pets. But cultivating deeper wellness often means seeking out therapies that support your pet’s physical and emotional well-being beyond the physical level.
As integrative veterinarians, we recognize a holistic approach to wellness...
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Spring is a season for renewal. As the weather warms, we can get outside more and cultivate our own health and well-being. This season we encourage you to do the same for your pet and to take a fresh look at integrative therapies that can help your pet to live...
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As pets age, owners start to notice a change in activity levels and mood. Often, osteoarthritis is to blame. Osteoarthritis (OA), also known as degenerative joint disease, is a common yet often underdiagnosed condition in dogs and cats. It affects pets' mobility, quality of life, and emotional well-being — and...
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Cancer isn’t just a human disease—it affects our pets, too. In fact, cancer is one of the leading causes of death in older dogs and cats. While any pet can develop cancer, certain breeds are more genetically predisposed. Understanding which breeds are at higher risk, and the importance of early...
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Cancer is a word no pet parent wants to hear. Yet, it’s a reality that many dog and cat owners face each and every year. Sadly, cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among pets. Gaining a better understanding of its prevalence, the breeds most affected, and the...
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More
Regular wellness exams and bloodwork are the cornerstones of preventative health care – both for people and for pets. But cultivating deeper wellness often means seeking out therapies that support your pet’s physical and emotional well-being beyond the physical level.
As integrative veterinarians, we recognize a holistic approach to wellness...
Read
More
Spring is a season for renewal. As the weather warms, we can get outside more and cultivate our own health and well-being. This season we encourage you to do the same for your pet and to take a fresh look at integrative therapies that can help your pet to live...
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