Recent Blog Posts
  • Landmark UGA study reveals breed-specific causes of death in dogs

    Dog owners and veterinarians have long relied on a mix of limited data and anecdotal evidence to assess which breeds are at risk of dying from various conditions, but a new University of Georgia study provides a rare and comprehensive look at causes of death in more than 80 breeds.

    The study, published in the current edition of the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, can be used to create...

  • Webster the dog looking for his forever home: Please share

    Webster was rescued from a high kill shelter where he had pneumonia and was left sitting without any medical attention. We could not leave him sitting there and we are so glad we rescued him. He is a very happy boy who loves everyone, dogs and people alike! He is younger, and filled with lots of happy energy, he would do best in a active home with someone who has the time to take him on daily...

  • Alternative dog health techniques mean more options for Fido’s well-being

    When deciding how to treat your pet with their illness or disease there are a few options to consider. A doctor is there to give advice, but they are de­ciding the best approach for you and your pet based on their knowledge and experience, and you have to decide what feels right for your pet. Knowing what is available, and what some of the top veterinarian practices are doing to heal pets will...

  • Firefighters save pets’ lives with pet oxygen masks: How to help

    When tragedy strikes and a home fire occurs, lives are turned upside down. Homes and personal belongings can be destroyed, people may be injured, and in some cases, even lose their lives.

    Saving a human life is always the first priority when a fire occurs, but pets can also be saved if firefighters have the right equipment: pet oxygen masks.

    Invisible Fence® Brand knows this can happen and is...