Ronald Hirschberg

In the previous posts we identified signs of heat distress in dogs and cats.  If minor symptoms do not resolve quickly and/or  they progress to those of a more serious nature it is essential that corrective measures be taken quickly.  There are several steps that can be achieved at home while making contact with the closest urgent care… Continue reading

Previously some of the basic care of dogs and cats during these hot summer months were reviewed.  But how do we assess the onset and severity of heat related illnesses in our pets.  There is a broad range of  conditions varying from mild overheating which may only require rest and shelter to full blown heat stroke which can… Continue reading

As the heat of summer descends upon us our pets can enjoy the warmer weather just as we all do.  Not leaving our dog or cat  in a parked car and providing plenty of shade and water are essential.  But we can still exercise and enjoy our pets in the outdoors even during these dog… Continue reading