There are 3 levels where a hindlimb can/should be amputated. The mid-femoral amputation is the most common level and the easiest surgery. Every veterinary has the surgical skills required to do this […]
This is part 2 of the interview with Dr Jane Pegg. Dr Pegg is a board-certified veterinary dentist in Newmarket, Ontario. She also offers hands-on dental workshops to veterinarians. Watch
In this video, I am chatting with Dr Jane Pegg, a board-certified veterinary dentist. Watch the video to hear what Dr Pegg has to say about the effect of chewing
This is the final video in the series on Spay Surgery Concerns. In this video, Dr Sylvestre gives a few more tips that will help the veterinarian be more efficient
This is the fifth video in the series on Spay Surgery Concerns. Ovarian Remnant Syndrome (ORS) occurs when some ovarian tissue is left behind at the time of the spay
This is the fourth video in the series on Spay Surgery Concerns. The purpose of this video is to help the veterinarian avoid snagging a ureter during a spay surgery.
This is the third of four videos on some of the common concerns with the ovariohysterectomy procedure. Dropping a pedicle, especially the ovarian pedicle as it will fall dorsally, deep
This is the second of four videos on some of the common concerns with the ovariohysterectomy procedure. The Round ligament is actually a fold in the lateral edge of the
This is the first of four videos on some of the common concerns with the ovariohysterectomy procedure. The suspensory ligament is attached to the ovary and extends cranially. As it
Feeding a dog cooked bones versus raw bones is an important choice that can significantly impact the health and safety of a pet. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you