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info@meadowlandsvethospital.comThis global pandemic has obviously cooped most of us in our homes! For some of us, working from home can be quite a unique experience. But guess who else is just as lost and confused with this change? Your pet! Let’s dive into some simple ways we can survive this quarantine with our dogs: 1. [...]
Puppies and kittens, what’s not to love and adore! If you recently got a new puppy or kitten, firstly our hearty congratulations! You are in for a fun ride with a companion who will love you unconditionally. In honor of March 23rd being National Puppy Day and Cuddly Kitten Day, we are going to give [...]
Traveling is a taxing event. Everything from planning, packing, and navigating can take a mental toll on you. Traveling with your pet comes with its own set of stress-inducing factors. With the help of some great accredited organizations such as the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and America Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP), we bring [...]
It is the holiday season, which means it is the season of giving! Our pets are our world, they may be content with our love but how great would it be if they felt a little more special this holiday season. Here is a list of some vet-approved stocking stuffers and gifts your pets might [...]
Why should our pets be left out while we enjoy the holiday cheer! This Christmas our wonderful Client Care Representative, Kim has put together some delectable cookie recipes your pets will love. We like to endearingly call them "Freshly Baked By Kim." Peanut Butter Treats Ingredients: 2 cups of flour ½ cup of creamy peanut [...]
As we get ready for Thanksgiving, our pets are practicing their "puppy eyes" and "begging mannerisms." Make sure your celebration planning is as pet-friendly as possible. Here are a few tips to get you started: 1. "The feast is on the table, not under" Do not give your pets the following foods: fatty foods such [...]
As we are growing older, we sometimes forget that our pets are getting older with us. Thanks to better care, progressive and innovative medicine, pets are living longer now than they ever have before. And as they get older, they need extra love, care and attention or as we like to call it, TLC [...]
Halloween treats, candies and costumes can be all fun and games until it creates unpleasant and potentially dangerous situations for your pets! Let's avoid that by following a few simple, but key tips so everyone is able to enjoy their Halloween without the panic: Keep the candies and chocolates limited to the humans - Don't feed [...]
Weimaraner!! 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 [...]
