Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Jenny to discuss a discuss a painful eye condition called entropion and what can be done to help your pet if they suffer from this condition.
Dr. Turner is here with Caring Paws patient Oaklee to empathize the importance of keeping your pets vaccines up to date, especially bordetella and influenza with the canine upper respiratory cases that have been reported in the area.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Zoby with a cautionary tale regarding the dangers of toys or treats that may be too hard for your pupsā teeth.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Taylee to remind everyone to make sure your pets vaccinations are up to date especially when boarding them while traveling.
Dr. Turner is here with Caring Paws patient Butterface to talk about some signs to look out for with kidney disease in cats.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Scarlet to share some important reminders regarding the upcoming July 4th holiday.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Domino to talk about different options for managing arthritis in cats.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Black Jack to talk about diabetes in cats.
Dr. Turner is here with Caring Paws patient Floof to emphasize the importance of bringing your pet to the vet if you suspect they are having difficulty urinating.
Dr. Turner is here with Caring Paws patient Tammy to talk about vaccine reactions and the precautions we take when this is a concern.
Dr. Danielson and Sophie are here to caution everyone about the risk of heatstroke as the Florida temperatures continue to rise.
Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Georgie who is here for the Ardent cancer vaccine. Georgie recently had a mast cell tumor removed and is receiving the Ardent cancer vaccine to help limit the reoccurrence of this type of cancer in the future.
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Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Nolan to bring awareness to the presence of heartworm disease in cats. That's right - it's not just a dog's disease!
Additionally, did you know that if your cat contracts heartworm disease, there is currently no treatment available as there is with our canine companions?
The only way to safeguard against this terrible disease is by keeping kitties up to date on prevention.
Many preventatives on the market today contain protection against heartworms in addition to fleas, ticks and other parasites.
Give us a call at 813-723-7297 to ensure your feline friends are on the proper preventative.
Dr. Turner is with Caring Paws patients Frida and Ellie to remind everyone the importance of keeping your dog on heartworm prevention. Annual heartworm screening is important for many reasons including large mosquito populations in Florida, missed preventative administration, and potential product resistance.
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Dr. Danielson is here with Caring Paws patient Sammy to address some concerns regarding the regarding the eclipse and pets.
We have an exciting update to share on Caring Paws patient Gus - he is now 5 months post treatment and heās doing great! The redness and inflammation in his gums have gone down and we are eating great now!
Gus a kitty rescued by Feline Dreams, Inc., has stomatitis, an inflammatory condition where the immune system overreacts causing bacteria associated with soft plaque to become severely inflamed. This led to ulceration and tooth reabsorption.
Conventional treatment options include a full mouth extraction to help remove this bacteria, steroids, and immune suppressors. These have all been tried, however Gus didn't respond. He was having difficulty eating and was in chronic pain which affected his quality of life in a significant way. It was time to get creative and consider a novel approach - stem cell therapy - to attempt to improve this condition and afford Mr. Gus a better quality of life as you can see it has had a very positive effect thus far.
Stem cell therapy promotes the body's healing response by injecting the collected stem cells into the injured area. Stem cell therapy is effective in treating a variety of issues in both cats and dogs.
Wondering if stem cell therapy can help your cat or dog?
Give us a call at 813-723-7297
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