Our Blog | Englishtown Vet MD Crossing the Rainbow Bridge: End-of-Life Care for Pets Your relationship with your pet is a very special and valuable thing. When it comes time to say goodbye, it can be extremely difficult. End-of-life care for cats and dogs is something that Mobile Vet MD helps our clients with quite often. When it comes time to discuss pet euthanasia and hospice, know that you […] Read More How to Identify and Remedy Litter Box Problems Cat owners typically go the extra mile to provide their kitties with all the items they enjoy and prefer. Since cats have highly unique predilections, any small change could lead to a significant litter box problem. Read More Eye Infections in Dogs and Cats Red, irritated, goopy, and gross—no matter how you look at it, eye problems in pets can be pretty yucky. From eye infections in dogs to cats with allergies, Mobile Vet MD has you covered when it comes to eye trouble. Read More A Primer On Dilated Cardiomyopathy in Dogs A common cause of heart disease in large-to-giant dog breeds, dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) can affect certain dogs in middle age and senior years. Rare in cats and small dogs, DCM may have nutritional links in addition to possible genetic ones. To provide the best possible care to your dog, it’s always important to stay in […] Read More Pet Safety: How to Perform CPR for Your Dog If you are looking to up your pet emergency skills game, look no further. Mobile Vet M.D. has the information you need to learn the basics of pet CPR so that you are in the know in case you find yourself in an emergency situation. Read More The Far-Reaching Effects of Spaying or Neutering Cats There are few things in this world better than kittens. But kitten overpopulation leads to overcrowded shelters and unnecessary euthanasia. Most feline mating occurs without cat owners recognizing the signs. Unfortunately, a cat’s freedom and capacity to reproduce creates a perfect storm for cat owners and communities struggling to control the homeless pet population. The […] Read More Training a Pet Not to Beg? Possible (and Easier Than You Might Think) When a pet figures out the link between begging and a food reward, you have reached a point of no return. From then on, pets might resort to begging to get what they want, despite owner exasperation and impatience. It works because they look so cute doing it (and all we want is to make […] Read More Pet Travel Safety Your pet is likely an integral part of your family. If you are heading somewhere for a trip or vacation it often seems only natural to bring them along. There are plenty of considerations for planning and pet safety for travel, though. Lucky for you, Mobile Vet M.D. is kind of an expert when it […] Read More November is National Pet Diabetes Month One in four adult dogs and one in five adult cats have diabetes—a condition that occurs when your pet’s body can’t produce enough insulin to regulate blood sugar levels. It’s fatal if left untreated, and there’s no cure. Read More Delightfully Small Dog Breeds That Are Easy to Care For Some dog breeds rank fairly high on the maintenance scale. Luckily, there are some amazing small dog breeds that enjoy apartment dwelling or a slower lifestyle. Depending on your lifestyle and living arrangement, a low-shedding lap dog might be just the right match for you. Read More Older Posts Newer Posts
