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Reducing Anxiety in the Hospital
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Jul. 22, 2022.
Most of us have heard of the term “White Coat Syndrome.” Just being around doctors can cause an otherwise healthy person to have elevated blood pressure. It is probably not
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Seasonal Allergies in Dogs and Cats
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Jul. 22, 2022.
Although the warmer weather is often a welcomed change from the cold temperatures and snowy precipitation, it often brings seasonal allergies to both humans and pets. We often think of
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Inappropriate Urination in Cats
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Feb. 09, 2022.
It is no question that cats can be complex creatures. If you have (or have had) cats in your life, you’ll know that they are not always easy to read
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Cognitive Dysfunction
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Feb. 09, 2022.
As we are making advancements in medicine and nutrition, we are seeing our pets live longer, and with aging come age-related diseases. An ailment that often goes under-diagnosed, as it
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New Pets
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
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Physical Rehabilitation in Dogs
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
Physical Rehabilitation in Dogs
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How to prepare your pet for vacation
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
How to prepare your pet for vacation
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Introducing New Cats to Your Home
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
Introducing New Cats to Your Home
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What do I feed my pet?
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
“What do I feed my pet?” It’s a common question that we are asked at almost every new pet exam. It seems that everyone you ask will have a different
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Osteoarthritis in Cats
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Dec. 20, 2021.
Osteoarthritis in Cats
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Vestibular Events in Pets
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Jul. 14, 2021.
While seeing your pet have a vestibular episode can be terrifying, most of the time it is self limiting or treatable.
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Laryngeal Paralysis (Lar-Par)
Author:
Julianne Porter, DVM
posted: Jun. 10, 2021.
While laryngeal paralysis cannot really be prevented, most dogs who develop it can still maintain a good quality of life with the proper precautions and management.
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