The early bird gets the worm! Happy Monday from our hungry pets at PWC!
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Taking Care of Your Pet's Teeth
While February is National Pet Dental Health Month, dental health should be a daily ritual for pet owners all year long. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with FOX59 News about the signs of pet dental disease and what you can do at home to help prevent it.
January is National Train Your Dog Month — to remind pet owners that dogs need socialization and schooling to become well-behaved companions. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell shared with Fox 59 how training your dog not only teaches manners but also provides great mental stimulation for your pet, keeps them safe when you’re out and about and helps you and your dog bond.
As area temperatures plummet to chilling lows, it’s important to keep in mind our pets need extra protection when it comes to cold weather. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with WTHR-TV about winter safety for dogs and cats — especially in below-freezing temps.
The cause is still unknown behind an infectious respiratory disease that was first detected among dogs a few months ago. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, cases have spread to at least five states, including Indiana. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with Fox 59 about what you need to know about the illness and how to keep your pets safe.
Diabetes Signs and Treatment for Pets
It is estimated that one in 300 adult dogs and one in 230 cats in the U.S. have diabetes. And while it can't be cured, your pet can live a long, happy life with proper monitoring and treatment. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with FOX59 News about the difference between diabetes in dogs and cats and what signs to watch out for.
New Pain Medication for Dogs
A new milestone in canine health care has been achieved with the introduction of Librela, the first and only FDA-approved treatment for dog osteoarthritis (OA) pain. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with WISH-TV about this new medication and how it can improve your dog's mobility and overall quality of life.
Preventing Pet Obesity
Pet obesity rates in the United States continue to rise — becoming a significant health concern for veterinarians and pet owners. Dr. Rachael Campbell, medical director at Pet Wellness Clinics, spoke with Fox 59 about signs your pet may be obese and ways to help them lose weight.
Options for Treating Pet Pain
Our furry companions suffer from pain just like people do, but it can be challenging to tell if your pet hurts because animals have a strong natural instinct to hide their pain. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with Fox 59 about some options to treat pain in pets and give them a more comfortable life, including some new medications on the market.
Maintaining Your Pet’s Vaccinations
It can be hard keeping track of scheduling your pet's needed vaccinations, but it is important to keep your pet’s vaccines up to date as they prevent many illnesses and help pet owners avoid costly treatments for diseases that can be prevented. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell shared with WTHR-TV what you need to know about vaccines to keep your furry friends healthy.
Answering Common Cat Questions
There are more than 58 million pet cats in America. They are independent, inquisitive, adventurous and can jump up to six times their length! What are some of the most common questions about our feline friends? Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell talked with Fox 59 about the answers to questions about everything from scratching and catnip to litter boxes and vaccines.
More than 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the United States, and the risk for being bitten by a dog increases as temperatures rise. Pet Wellness Clinics Medical Director Dr. Rachael Campbell shared some tips with WISH-TV on preventing dog bites and how to keep your pets safe on hot summer days.