Most diabetic cats have diabetes mellitus type 2, meaning the body’s cells develop a “resistance” to insulin; sometimes the body fails to make enough insulin to serve its needs (diabetes…
Even dogs eating healthy diets can suffer from diabetes. As with diabetes in humans, sometimes a dog’s body’s stops producing enough insulin or the cells of a dog’s body are…
Diabetic pets can live normal, healthy lives with proper at-home management and routine veterinary care. With the introduction of newer insulin types, home urine and blood testing and appropriate foods,…
Valley Fever is NOT a death sentence. It will require treatment which may or may not be necessary for the rest of your dogs life, it just depends on how…
Multimodal Pain Control Medicine sees two types of pain: adaptive and non-adaptive. Short term pain (like stubbing your toe or breaking your arm) are considered adaptive. The pain was caused by…
Chronic Conditions are defined as illnesses or injuries that require long-term treatment. Over the years, the lifespan of the average pet has increased as a result of better nutrition and…
