*** UPDATE *** A few weeks ago we created this post based on the information that was currently available from various expert health organizations. Recently however it was discovered that there were in fact cases of animals testing positive for…
Prevention First. Happy 2020! It's the beginning of the new year and there is no better time than no to schedule that vet appointment you have been putting off. Annual or regularly scheduled examinations with your veterinarian can are extremely…
Dr. Ashley Rossman of Glen Oak Dog and Cat hospital, recently helped contribute to an article in Better Homes and Gardens magazine on the topic of pet insurance. Click the image below to view the PDF of the article.
Dr. Ashley was recently featured in a Petco online article that talks about parasites in dogs, how to identify symptoms and how to treat them. You may try to do everything you can to protect your pet and keep them…
“Just because they’re a Pit Bull doesn’t mean that they are aggressive,” says Dr. Ashley Rossman, a veterinarian at Glen Oak Dog & Cat Hospital in Glenview, Illinois. “They could be a delightful addition to your family.” Dr. Ashley recently…
Becoming a pet parent is a life-changing decision. It takes time, money and a lot of attention to care for a dog and give him the best life possible. Dr. Ashley recently contributed to an online article for PetCoach. If…
Dr. Ashley Rossman, DVM recently helped contribute to a PetMD article that identifies pet allergens in the home and how to mitigate them. Some are very common and might surprise you including: Dog Bed Stuffing Other Pets and Indoor Plants!…
Gum disease in cats and dogs is much more than a cosmetic issue. Dental problems can lead to a number of health issues that affect many of your pet’s organs and their overall quality of life. Cat and dog gum…
Cats are notorious for being the strong, silent types of the animal kingdom when they are sick so it’s important to look for these silent signs that something may be afoot. In a recent readers digest online article, Dr. Ashley…
Winter brings snow and snow means the streets and sidewalks are filled with salt and de-icers. The cold and snow can have a harsh effect on your dog's paws. Beyond just the nature of the season, there are other harmful…