Saving Pit Bulls, one wet nose at a time
Hypothyroidism in Dogs
Historically a disease of “middle-aged” dogs, hypothyroidism occurs when their thyroid glands no longer produce enough thyroid hormones. The two main causes of this condition are lymphocytic thyroiditis and idiopathic thyroid gland atrophy. The former is the most...
Glaucoma in Dogs
While not one of the most common conditions in dogs, glaucoma can ultimately lead to blindness. However, an early diagnosis coupled with the proper treatment affords concerned owners a fighting chance at saving their cherished canine companions’ sight. What then, IS...
November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month
Psst! Spread the word. Now is the time. Time to brighten the darkening days of November. Time to warm the cooling nights of November. Time to think snuggles and slippers and cookies and cuddles. Want a hint? There’s nothing more satisfying, more contenting or more...
Pancreatitis in Dogs
Recognizing the early signs of pancreatitis in dogs -- inflammation of the pancreas – is essential to your cherished canine companion’s health, with the illness itself being either chronic or acute. The signs of a dog with acute pancreatitis may include extreme...
Friendship Wine and Liquor’s 10th Annual Craft Beer Festival: Hosted by Kennel to Couch!
Do you love BEER and HELPING DOGS?! Please join us for Friendship Wine and Liquor's 10th Annual Craft Beer Festival that will be benefitting Kennel to Couch! Founded by Mike Scheuerman, Friendship Wine & Liquor first opened in 1989. Still under the same ownership,...
Coprophagia in Dogs
Coprophagia is the act of eating and ingesting feces. Studies have shown that what is repulsive to humans is normal and natural in dogs at the earliest stage of their lives. Mother dogs will lick their puppies to urge them to eliminate, then clean their feces for the...
