We can provide advice regarding the correction of problems such as: Excessive barking Chewing and other destructive behavior Spraying Scratching House soiling Aggression Fear of loud noises Our behavioral counseling involves working with you and your pet to resolve these problems. Note that it is not always possible to completely correct your pet's behavior -- for example, if the problem is due [...]
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Because I work closely with top doctors in our field, I often refer cases for surgical, neurological, or medical consults with a super team of board certified specialists. Owners can opt for x-rays, chest or abdominal ultrasounds, endoscopy, advanced opthalmological procedures, MRI's, or chemotherapeutic treatments for their pets.
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We'll help you control fleas, ticks, ear mites, worms, and other pests that don't belong in or on your cat or dog. Adult fleas spend their time on your pet, but flea eggs, larvae, and pupae are found in grass. bedding, and carpets. For every flea on your pet, there are thousands of eggs and larvae in your yard and home. Keeping your dogs and cats out of tall grasses and woods will help reduce[...]
I’ve been fielding lots of questions lately regarding senior pet care. Clients have concerns that their elder pets are comfortable, that their pet’s health is as optimal as possible given his or her life stage and that as owners, they are doing all they can to maximize a cat or dog’s longevity. So I thought I’d share some insights about a subject dear to my heart. My dad [...]
The first thing you and your new puppy or kitten should do is meet with your veterinarian for an exam. This ensures that your new pet is healthy and doesn't have any birth defects or health issues. For the first visit, plan on discussing with your veterinarian the following subjects Setting up a vaccination plan. Which foods your vet recommends, how much and how often to feed, and when to switch [...]
I use a nationally accredited diagnostic laboratory for precise and accurate results. I refer to trusted partners for imaging, including conventional X-rays and ultrasounds. Advanced diagnostics are available through referral to qualified, trusted partners (such as CVRC in Annapolis, Dogs and Cats in Bowie, University of Pennsylvania, etc.).
Plenty of time is scheduled for your appointment so that you and your pet will receive the attention you need. Our goal is to provide superior medical care to our patients and their people. To that end, we ask the following: Please have your cats confined to one room upon our arrival — it’s hard to get a cat out from under the bed! (If your cat is shy, it is best to close [...]
