by Nancy Kay, DVM
on 06/25/2011
The emergency room docs I work with are busy pulling foxtails out of eyes, ears, noses, and throats as well as from in between toes. Such activity reminds me that it is once again time to blog about these pesky bristly plant awns that grow in abundance where I live in California. [More]
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by Whitney Potsus
on 06/08/2011
8 guidelines for keeping your guinea pigs comfortable during the summer [More]
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by Nancy Kay, DVM
on 05/24/2011
A “normal abnormality” is the term I use to describe something that is worthy of note within my patient’s medical record, yet is an anticipated abnormality (given the animal’s age, breed, or circumstances) that is highly unlikely to ever become a significant health issue. [More]
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by Nancy Kay, DVM
on 05/24/2011
I use the term Advocacy Aids to describe a set of health forms I’ve created to help you excel as your pet’s medical advocate. Where can you find them? It’s easy. Simply go to www.speakingforspot.com and look for “Resources” in the red horizontal main menu. [More]
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by Whitney Potsus
on 05/18/2011
Help your guinea pigs get rid of their itchy spots. [More]
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