[gallery size="large" ids="18507,18514,18513,18511,18510,18509,18508,18518,18512,18520"] The list may vary slightly, depending on the source, but here is a summary of the 10 most expensive kitties money can buy thanks to years of selective breeding techniques. Not for the faint of heart, these cats range in price from a...
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Many of our clients are pet parents with dogs who are unable to walk or have very limited ability to move. Having a dog that is experiencing sudden or gradual paralysis or lameness is distressing for any pet owner. It is extremely important that you...
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November kicks off our annual donation drive on behalf the U.S. War Dogs Association. Dogs, along with their volunteer handlers, trained in teams as scouts, trackers, sentry, mine/booby-trap/tunnel and water detection of hostile forces. Dogs were used in WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Panama, Persian Gulf, Bosnia,...
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Welcome to #AskTheSquad. #AskTheSquad is our new video blog series inspired by you! We answer the most commonly asked questions we hear from our clients. In this first episode, Dr. Sarah Husseini of Village Veterinary Clinic explains the importance of preventative care in ensuring long term...
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I would bet that this is one of the most asked questions in all of veterinary medicine. The fact of the matter is no one knows for sure why dogs eat grass, but there are a number of prevailing theories. The good news is most...
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As a behavioral economist and also as a person who works with sick/injured or lost pets, I can tell you that people are very very (very) bad at calculating risk. It is the reason why some people are afraid of flying but won't hesitate to...
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