Coccidia Infects Intestines of Cats and Dogs
Coccidia are parasites that commonly infect young animals housed in groups. Coccidia causes a bloody diarrhea that can be severe enough...
Pinworms in Horses
The equine pinworm fortunately does not transmit to other animals or humans. Learn more: Pinworms in Horses: https://veterinarypartner.vi...
Emptying a Dog or Cat's Anal Sacs
Is your pet scooting? Smelling a fishy foul odor? Noticing some licking under the tail? Dogs with impacted anal sacs usually scoot their...
Ringworm in Dogs and Cats
Ringworm is not a worm at all but a fungal infection of the skin. It is contagious to humans, too. This FAQ provides answers. Learn more:...
Roundworms in Dogs and Puppies
This common parasite can cause diarrhea and vomiting in cats and dogs, and some pet owners become very concerned when their pet expels a...
Housetraining and Crate Training: What Every Owner Needs to Know
Many dogs that end up in shelters are there because of repeated housetraining accidents inside and destructive behavior. By learning the...
Roundworms in Cats and Kittens
This common parasite can cause diarrhea and vomiting in cats and dogs, and some pet owners become very concerned when their pet expels a...
Hookworms in Cats and Dogs
The adult hookworm lives in the small intestine of its host. It hangs on to the intestinal wall using its six sharp teeth and unlike...
Whipworm Infection in Dogs and Cats
The whipworm of dogs is substantially smaller than the other worms (a mere 30-50 mm in length, about a half inch maximum). The "head" (or...
Separation Anxiety in Dogs: The Fear of Being Alone
Dogs are highly social, and most dogs thrive best when they have company. Being alone results in separation anxiety and other...
