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Inflammatory Bowel/IBD is a is a serious digestive problem found in both dogs and cats. It can affect the g.i. tract as well as the bowel. Clinical signs can vary. Some signs to look for are weight loss, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, or all of the above. Contact your veterinarian to determine if your pet is suffering from IBD.

Learn how to choose the dog that is right for you with our Best of Breed series. This video features the Labrador Retriever (Lab). The Labrador retriever is an athletic dog and the most popular breed in the USA. These fun-loving dogs are full of enthusiasm and make a wonderful pet for families.

Kittens can be born with worms transmitted from their mother. Most of the time we won’t see them in the stool. This is why deworming is so important at a young age. Most deworming programs start as early as 2 - 3 weeks of age. Deworming kills the adult stage of the worm. As eggs hatch, additional deworming is necessary. For this reason, your veterinarian will likely recommend multiple doses.

Kittens can be born with worms transmitted from their mother. Most of the time we won’t see them in the stool. This is why deworming is so important at a young age. Most deworming programs start as early as 2 - 3 weeks of age. Deworming kills the adult stage of the worm. As eggs hatch, additional deworming is necessary. For this reason, your veterinarian will likely recommend multiple doses.

What dog is right for you? Learn more about the Viszla dog breed with our Best of Breed video. Find out if this is your perfect dog.

If you are the owner of a small breed dog that limps or even occasionally holds up a back leg, you should call your veterinarian and have them perform a physical exam. If an MPL is diagnosed, your veterinarian can prescribe the best treatment options for your pet. Medial patella luxation (MPL) is a condition in which the patella (knee-cap) no longer glides within its natural groove (sulcus) in the femur, the upper bone of the knee joint. It becomes displaced to the inside of the joint and can be partial or complete, intermittent or permanent.

As a cat owner it’s important to take our cat in for routine check-ups or wellness exams. The frequency and detail of these exams will depend on your cat’s life style. Talk to your Vet to see how frequently your cat needs to be examined to ensure your cat lives a long and happy life.

There are many ideas about how to remove a tick from your pet, but the truth is some of these may do more harm then good. Please watch this video for the proper method and precautions.

Protect your pet from fleas by learning about the flea life cycle.

Get costume ideas for your dog for Halloween! This doggie costume fashion show event benefitted the Four Legged Friends Foundation.

Just like people, dogs can rupture their cranial cruciate ligament. When injured, it can be very painful & will likely require surgery. If you notice your dog limping on a hind leg, you should bring it to the attention of your veterinarian. He or she can determine if it is a cruciate injury and the best treatment option available. To learn more, we will listen to Dr. Brian Beale, a board certified veterinary surgeon.

In this video we learn how to protect your pet from ticks and the diseases they spread. To learn more about tick prevention, we are going to visit with Dr. Michael Dryden, professor of veterinary parasitology.

Ticks can be found throughout the United States. It is important to understand that ticks can spread disease to dogs, cats and people. To learn more about ticks, we are going to visit with Dr. Michael Dryden, professor of veterinary parasitology.

In this pet care video we learn about dog flu (Canine Influenza). Yes, just like people, dogs can get the flu. Canine influenza has emerged as a serious cause of canine infectious respiratory disease (CIRD) complex in recent years. Dr. Mike explains the signs, diagnoses and treatment for dog flu as well as a vaccine, Canine Influenza Vaccine, H3N8, for canine influenza that can aid in control of the disease.

In this pet care video we learn about urinary tract infections (UTI's) in dogs. This is a common infection that occurs in the urinary tract & can often go undetected by owners. Watch to learn the common signs and treatments available.

In this pet care video we will learn about demodectic mange , also referred to simply as Demodex, a common mite found in dogs. These mites can cause a variety of skin problems in some dogs, including hair loss.

This pet care video will help you to be aware of potential holiday dog & cat toxins, such as chocolate & poinsettias. If your pet ingests these substances, it is important that you know what to do. Many holiday plants can be toxic. But the most common holiday problem is when a dog eats chocolate. If your dog ate a toxic amount of chocolate, or you think that your pet may have eaten a toxic plant or food, call your vet immediately & follow their advice. Watch our other toxin videos for more info.

In this pet care video, learn more about ear infections in dogs and cats (Otitis Externa). We'll discuss testing & diagnosis and therapies & treatment for your pet. This video is NOT meant to replace the advice of your regular vet.

Dr. Mike shows you the easy way to give your cat an insulin injection. We’ll visit Lisa and her diabetic cat to watch how it’s done. Dr. Mike educates you on the importance of using the proper syringe for your concentration of insulin.

How to prepare an insulin syringe to inject your diabetic cat. Dr. Mike educates you on the different types of insulin syringes, how to fill the syringe, and the precautions to take to make sure your cat is getting the correct dose of insulin.

In this pet health care video, Dr. Mike gives us an introduction to obesity in dogs and cats. We will discuss the problems associated with being overweight & treatment options. To learn more, we will visit with Dr April Miles, DVM

In this pet health care video, Dr. April Miles reviews at what age your pet is considered senior and discusses why regular vet visits are important for your senior dog or cat, what your vet will look for, and what to expect as your pet ages.

Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz, DVM, DACVD, discusses Atopy in dogs-clinical signs, allergies, skin infections & treatment options. Dr. Rosenkrantz, specializes in Animal Dermatology in Tustin, CA. This video is NOT meant to replace the advice of your regular vet.

Learn more about Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma In Cats (Feline Oral SCC). In this video we meet with Dr. Mona Rosenberg who is board certified in veterinary oncology. She'll discuss Feline Oral SCC: testing & diagnosis, therapies & treatment.

Learn more about lumps and bumps on your pet. In this video we meet with Dr. Mona Rosenberg who is board certified in veterinary oncology. She'll discuss the importance of checking your pets lumps or bumps, testing and diagnosis, cancer & treatment.

In this video, Dr. Mona Rosenberg discusses mast cell tumors in dogs: what they are, how they are diagnosed and what treatment options are available. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Dr. Mike walks you through the process of checking your pet for fleas; what to look for, how to use a flea comb, what is flea dirt, and the importance of starting a flea control program such as oral tablets.

In this video, Dr. Douglas Esson discusses corneal ulcers in dogs and cats. Dr. Esson specializes in eye care for animals and is board certified in veterinary ophthalmology. Dr. Esson will address what they are, how they are diagnosed and what treatment options are available. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz, DVM, DACVD, discusses the complications that fleas can cause for your pet and the treatment options available. Dr. Rosenkrantz is board certified in animal dermatology. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

In this video, Dr. Mona Rosenberg discusses mast cell tumors in dogs: what they are, how they are diagnosed and an overview of treatment options.

Learn how to give your cat a pill and pill alternatives.

Learn about Total Hip Replacement (THR) in dogs from Dr. Anthony Cambridge, who is board certified in veterinary surgery. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Learn about the treatments available for dogs suffering from Hip Dysplasia. Dr. Anthony Cambridge, who is board certified in veterinary surgery, talks about what Hip Dysplasia is and treatments available. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Learn about Hip Dysplasia in dogs. Dr. Anthony Cambridge, who is board certified in veterinary surgery, talks about what Hip Dysplasia is and how to recognize if you dog has this problem. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Learn about cataracts in dogs and cats. Dr. Douglas Esson, who is board certified in veterinary ophthalmology, talks about what a cataract is, what problems can be associated with them, and what treatment options are available. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

In this video Dr. Alyssa Mourning, DVM, gives a thorough overview of FLUTD. We'll learn how to recognize the signs of FLUTD, potential diagnostics as well as potential treatments and dietary therapies. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Brushing your dog's teeth may actually prevent some serious canine health problems. In this video we learn the proper technique for brushing your dog's teeth, how often you should brush your dog's teeth, and what are some other home care options to keep your dog's teeth healthy. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

Cleaning your dog's ears can be easy, but you'll need to follow proper precautions. Dr. Mike walks you through a routine ear cleaning step-by-step so that you can perform ear cleaning for your dog. If there is an ear infection you'll learn what precautions to take and what to discuss with your vet.

In this episode, we learn the importance of properly caring for your dog's teeth. We'll find out what you can do to prevent dental disease and how to maintain your dog's teeth through good dental hygiene.

How to prepare for your puppy's first Vet visit! In this episode we explain what to expect at your puppy's first visit to the veterinarian, what documents you should bring, and what topics your veterinarian may discuss with you. VetVid: Good advice for healthier pets!

VetVid Promo: Good advice for healthier pets! Topics to be covered: Feline Diabetes, Canine Arthritis, Puppy's first Vet Visit, and much, much more! Online videos and Podcasts starting February 2009. Available in HD!