“You are what you eat” holds true for all species, including cats and dogs. One of the most important aspects of your pet’s care is nutrition, but so much information is available online that separating fact from fiction can be a challenge. Our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team explores common myths and truths about pet nutrition [...]
Grooming your pet at home can be rewarding and can enhance your bond, ensure their health by preventing skin issues, and allow you to check for any abnormalities. Our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team designed a step-by-step grooming guide that covers three critical aspects of grooming—bathing, nail trimming, and anal gland expression. How to bathe your [...]
When you schedule a vaccination appointment for your dog, your veterinarian may say their leptospirosis vaccine is due. While you may be familiar with rabies and parvovirus, you may not know much about leptospirosis (i.e., lepto) and what this disease causes in pets and people. Our Westerville Veterinary Clinic team wants to clear up any [...]
Our pets live alongside us in our homes, and most of us think of them as small, furry humans. Despite our close connection, pets belong to another species with different communication methods and behavioral traits. Sometimes, a pet’s behavior clashes with our human expectations or becomes problematic for people and other pets in the home. [...]