If your once-energetic pal is starting to slow down, Osteoarthritis could be the culprit. This progressive joint disease leads to inflammation, stiffness, and pain. But thanks to new treatments, dogs… Read more

Chances are, if your dog goes to daycare or boarding, they may need a canine influenza (CI) vaccine.  You may have heard about a current shortage of the vaccine.  If… Read more

If it was over a year ago (or you can’t remember!) you might want to consider making an appointment for a wellness exam and testing soon. At Shelburne Veterinary Hospital… Read more

An ear infection is one of the most frequently diagnosed medical conditions in pets—especially dogs with floppy ears. Signs of an ear infection can include scratching at the ears, head… Read more

Because of unintended pregnancies, millions of dogs and cats go homeless every year in our country. According to the Humane Society of the United States, between 6- 8 million pets… Read more

Fleas. Ticks. Roundworm, heartworm and tapeworm. Our animals are a walking buffet to them, and once they’re on your dog or cat, it’s a short ride on the pet express… Read more

Cold weather means bundling up in warm clothes, cooking comfort food and winterizing your vehicles. As the temperature drops, don’t forget to winterize your pets, too! Here are a few… Read more

No doubt about it—the holidays are going to look a little different this year. Festive gatherings will likely be a lot smaller than in the past if they happen at… Read more

New fatal diseases that spread easily are scary for pet owners. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Virus 2 (RHDV2) is one such disease. It is not a new virus, but it is… Read more

No doubt about it: dogs need and – benefit from – regular exercise. For a lot of pup parents, the preferred mode of exercise is a nice, leisurely walk or… Read more