Cats Highlights

Protect your pet from fleas by learning about the flea life cycle.

Many pets need medication for variety of illness like diabetes. Dr. Lauren has some easy to follow instructions on how to give your pet a shot.

In this pet care video, Dr. Douglas Esson discusses corneal ulcers in dogs and cats. Dr. Esson specializes in eye care for animals and is board certified in veterinary opthamology. Dr. Esson will address what they are, how they are diagnosed and what treatment options are available.

Keeping nails short is important for your cat and your furniture! Dr. Lauren shows you how to keep your cat's nails under control.

Dr. Lauren shares some tips on how to make it a little easier to give your cat medicine at home.

In this video we learn how to protect your pet from ticks and the diseases they spread. To learn more about tick prevention, we are going to visit with Dr. Michael Dryden, professor of veterinary parasitology.

This video from TV360 talks about the likelihood of your pet catching the flu.

Find out important information about your cats food.

How can you tell if your dog has dog diabetes? The symptoms of canine diabetes are virtually just like what is experienced in human diabetes.

Pet care video to learn more about ear infections in dogs and cats (Otitis Externa). We'll discuss testing and diagnosis and therapies and treatment for your pet.

One of my dogs, Pixie, woke up this morning and seemed to be having problems with her eyes. I took her into the vet immediately, fearing the worst. Her vitals checked out, but the doctor said it's likely either allergies or some kind of conjunctivitis. Either way, it gives me the opportunity to tell you about something you might want to know if you're a pet owner - pet insurance. It's worth getting if you love your pets half as much as I love mine.

In this pet care video we learn about Giardia, a protozoan parasite that can infect people as well as pets. We will learn how pets get exposed to Giardia, symptoms and treatments. This video is not meant to replace the advice of your veterinarian.

In this pet care video we are going to learn how to give subcutaneous fluids to a cat. There are many reasons your veterinarian may prescribe “sq” fluids. The primary reason is to correct dehydration, which may be due to an acute illness or a chronic illness such as kidney failure. SQ fluids can be very effective in treating dehydration. This video is NOT meant to replace the advice of your regular vet.

Dr. Lauren teaches you a safe way to clean your cat's ears at home.

Learn how to deworm your kitten and the importance of this. Kittens can be born with worms transmitted from their mother. Most of the time we won't see them in the stool. This is why deworming is so important at a young age. Most deworming programs start as early as 2-3 weeks of age. Deworming kills the adult stage of the worm. As eggs hatch, additional deworming is necessary. For this reason, your veterinarian will likely recommend multiple doses.