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Through the Eyes: Looking in and Seeing Out
Vision is a highly valued commodity for those of us blessed with functioning eyes. Our dogs and cats have highly developed visual skills that are important and should be preserved if possible. In this blog, I will discuss one important condition that pet owners should be aware to prevent and detect a potentially devastating […]
Read MoreThrough the Eyes:Looking in and Seeing Out
Vision is a highly valued commodity for those of us blessed with functioning eyes. Our dogs and cats have highly developed visual skills that are important and should be preserved if possible. In this blog, I will discuss one important condition that pet owners should be aware to prevent and detect a potentially devastating […]
Read MoreAHVMA UPDATE ON RABIES TITER TESTING
Dr. Bishop is a member of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA) and would like to share the following press release issued recently regarding Rabies titer testing. The American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA) became the first national veterinary organization to support efforts by Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (KSVDL) to improve rabies testing […]
Read MoreFood and Skin Disorders Part 1: Feeding for Optimal Health and Wellbeing
What is the role of food in the common skin problems of our pets? Can all itchy dogs have their problems solved with a hydrolyzed protein diet or switching to raw food? How should you and your veterinary team proceed? These are important questions and understanding the answers will lead to more realistic expectations of […]
Read MoreDentistry at Full Circle Veterinary Alternatives
Ever wonder what happens to your dog or cat after you bring them to us for a dental cleaning? Do they REALLY need general anesthetic? Why can’t you just wait in the waiting room and take them home when they’re done? Why do they have to stay for the afternoon? I’m going to try and […]
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