Pet Care

Recent decades have seen a dramatic increase in the incidence of physical problems like arthritis, chronic fatigue, diabetes, cystitis, kidney and liver disease and thyroid dysfunction, in addition to which pets today are also more vulnerable to emotional and behavioral problems such as depression and anxiety. Many, if not all of these common pet health conditions can be prevented by creating a healthier lifestyle for your pets.

Domesticated animals and pets of all kinds are just as affected as we are by the stress and health hazards of modern living. Pollution, stress, environmental factors, nutritional deficiencies, and unhealthy lifestyles can add up to create a variety of health conditions and illnesses.

The pet care choices that you make are no substitute or alternative to the care of a veterinarian, but are meant to enhance and improve the quality of care that you provide to your pet. Regular visits to a veterinarian are still a necessity. It is also important to be able to identify and recognize situations that warrant emergency medical attention, as there is a limit to the care that we can provide, and in these situations time is precious.