Acetaminophen is an over-the-counter medicine used for pain and fever relief. It's the active ingredient in a number of medications--you can find it sold alone as Tylenol or in combination with other drugs for multi-symptom relief, like Nyquil or Excedrin. It's very likely that you have several medications containing acetaminophen in your home, which is
Microchipping is a routine, non-invasive procedure where a veterinarian inserts a microchip that contains a unique identification number under a dog or cat's skin using a hypodermic needle. This procedure is becoming increasingly widespread across the world. Some countries are even starting to require mandatory microchipping of dogs and cats. To help educate pet owners about
Surgical lasers have become an essential tool in the modern surgeon’s repertoire in both human and veterinary medicine. The mainstream adoption of the surgical laser has improved the efficacy of a variety of procedures through the replacement of scalpels and electrosurgical units, benefiting both patients and surgeons. This well-proven technology has been used by
Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) is the leading cause of itching in dogs. In this post, we're going to explore how it works, how we diagnose it, and how we can prevent and treat it to keep your pets itch-free. What is FAD? As in any allergic reaction, the immune system is overreactive and produces antibodies
We often emphasize the importance of preventative care for your pets at Towne Center Animal Hospital. Designing a preventative care plan for your pets might seem a little intimidating at first, so we're going to break it into a manageable list of things you can do to improve your pet's health and longevity. Regularly examine
