Commitment to Care: Maintaining Your Ferret's Oral Health February is national pet dental month.  When most pet parents hear this, they all think dogs and cats.  Ferrets have teeth also.  As responsible ferret owners, it is our responsibility to look after [...]

Commitment to Care: Unleashing the Potential: Why Training Your Cat Matters! When it comes to pet training, the spotlight often shines on our canine companions. However, did you know that training your feline friend is just as crucial? Cats are intelligent [...]

Commitment to Care: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding, Treating, and Supporting Your Cat's Health Diabetes mellitus is a pancreatic disorder, impacting a small organ situated near the stomach. The pancreas houses two distinct cell types with disparate functions. One set produces [...]

Commitment to Care: Understanding Pain in Our Beloved Pets: Acute and Chronic Pain Our pets hold a special place in our hearts.  They are more than just animals; they are cherished members of our families.  Just as we would do anything [...]

Commitment to Care: Lola Lola, a 2-year-old Domestic Ferret, was presented to Dr. Godfrey at Pinellas Animal Hospital with an array of clinical signs including decreased appetite, decreased water intake, abnormal stool and noticeable muscle wasting around the hips.  During the [...]

Commitment to Care: Pekoe Feline Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative condition characterized by structural changes in your cat’s joint components, including cartilage, joint capsule, and surrounding bone.  It can arise from inherent joint issues and the cumulative effects of everyday activities.  [...]

Commitment to Care: Easter Safety for Pets The last thing you are likely to concern yourself with at this time of year is Easter being an unsafe time for your pets.  Many of us think about that cute bunny bringing baskets [...]

Commitment to Care: Training Your Cat To Like The Carrier When asked, ‘what is the one thing your cat dislikes the most’, 75% of cat parents say the carrier.  That is also the number one reason why people put off taking [...]

Commitment to Care: Saving That Fractured Tooth Bailey, a 10-year-old Labrador Retriever, was scheduled for a routine oral health procedure.  Prior to any cleaning, an oral examination was performed and once Dr Wallen verified that all was okay with the preoperative [...]