Both dogs and cats can experience thyroid related disorders, however they are typically affected in different ways. Dogs are commonly much more prone to develop hypothyroidism, or low thyroid hormone (thyroxine) levels, and generally at younger ages. Conversely, cats almost…
Spring is in the air, and that means more outdoor time with our canine friends! Unfortunately, that can also mean more potential exposure to ticks. Tick bites can transmit the spiral-shaped bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi. It is this bacterial infection that…
Every 3rd week in March has been dedicated to Poison Prevention Week in order to build awareness about the many different poisonous items that can be harmful to pets. A good proportion of these dangerous items can be found in…
We offer Companion Laser Therapy at Glen Oak! Glen Oak Dog and Cat Hospital is excited to offer our clients Companion Laser Therapy. Laser therapy is a safe and unique approach that provides a non-invasive, pain-free, surgery-free, drug-free treatment which…
Chocolate may be America’s favorite flavor. We like chocolate candy, ice cream, chocolate drinks, chocolate cakes, just about anything with chocolate. We may want to share our favorite treat with an eager pet but it is best to think twice…
October is the ASPCA's Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month! Adopting a shelter animal is a great idea that helps animals in need find good homes. In light of this we thought we would revisit an article that can help you prepare. Dr. Ashley…
Halloween can be a fun time for people and pet, but there are certain key things to be aware of. Here are a few tips to help you celebrate Halloween with your pet safely! Costumes Every year it seems that…
It’s that time of year again. Summer sun and rising temperatures make for great days to get out with your pet! With hot weather however, can come additional risks and hazards for your pet. Think about these common sense tips…
