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info@meadowlandsvethospital.comWeimaraner!! Good watchdog with a loud bark Highly intelligent and trainable Wonderful companion and family dog Has a short, easy-to-care-for coat Lively, with a friendly personality Large, strong, and athletic, with lots of stamina Sees cats and small animals as prey unless trained otherwise Needs a lot of exercise Prone to boredom and separation anxiety [...]
Bloat Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus, also known as GDV or Bloat, usually occurs in dogs with deep, narrow chests. When a dog bloats, the stomach twists on itself and fills with gas. The twisting cuts off blood supply to the stomach, and sometimes the spleen. Left untreated, the disease is quickly fatal, sometimes in as [...]
One dose: constant protection for your dog means constant peace of mind for you ProHeart 12 fits in with annual wellness visits With no monthly doses to remember, there are no gaps in protection for a full year. It’s so important to keep your dog protected. Just one missed dose of any heartworm preventative can [...]
Fleas are small insects that live off blood from biting your pets. Only about 10% of adult fleas live on your animals, the other 90% can be found in your environment. Flea larvae can lie dormant for upwards of 6 months. A single flea can lay close to 6000 eggs in a lifetime. Fleas on your [...]
If any of you have a dog like mine who absolutely hates storms, fireworks, or any loud noises you know that it can be quite stressful for them and for you. I wanted to take some time and talk about a few things that may help reduce or all together alleviate the stress and anxiety [...]
History The blood sport of "bull baiting" began over 1,000 years ago in England. The American Pitbull Terrier was brought to the United States by immigrants from England, Ireland, and Scotland during the 19th century. Due to public outrage, bull baiting was banned in England in 1835. Bulldog breeders and owners then moved to the sport [...]
Please remember that just because there is a predisposition it does not mean your Pitbull will get some or any of these conditions. This blog is to serve as an educational guide. Hip Dysplasia An inherited disease that causes the hip joints to form improperly and leads to arthritis. You may notice lameness in the [...]
Yes it is bad and here is why! What causes heartworm disease? Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in pets in the United States and many other parts of the world. It is caused by a blood-borne parasite known as Dirofilaria immitis that lives in the heart, lungs and associated blood vessels of [...]
First I want to give thanks to the thousands of people who tirelessly work day and night to help these animals in need. They are feeding them, walking them, cleaning them, administering medicine, finding homes for them, and sometimes saying good bye to them. These amazing people may be the only smiling face these animals [...]
Genetic predispositions doesn’t necessarily mean your Pom will have any of these conditions. This blog is educate and inform of potential issues and stress the importance of annual check ups and routine testing to detect any early warnings and prevent any potential issues before they become more serious conditions. Heart Disease Poms are susceptible to [...]
