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As pets age, they require more care and treatment than they did in their younger years. During the month of October, Island Animal Hospital, puts a focus on senior pet education to help you make the best choices for your senior friend. Frequently Asked Questions about Senior Pets: At what age is my cat considered…
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How do I protect my pet from heart worms? Dr. Erin Coris answers this important question in this short video.
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What is safe for humans is not always safe for animals! Many common household foods, plants, and other products can be poisonous and even fatal to pets. Talk with your Island Animal Hospital vet about which products and items to keep an eye on.
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What is Heartworm Disease? Heartworm disease is a fatal disease that is caused by a parasitic worm called dirofilaria immitis. These worms, growing up to a foot long, are spread through the bite of a mosquito and live in the heart, lungs, and live in the heart, lungs, and associated blood vessels of affected pets. Heartworm…
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4 Simple Ways to Improve Your Pet’s Health When you welcome a new pet into the family, you are gaining a new best friend. Being a pet owner comes with the responsibility of ensuring your friend is living a healthy and happy lifestyle. Do you find it tough to stay on top of your pet’s…
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Here are some pro tips from the staff at Island Animal Hospital that will help keep your pet safe and happy during those hot summer months!
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At Island Animal Hospital, we are proud to have the expertise of Jeffrey Christiansen, DVM, DACVS (Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons) on our team. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Bioscience from the Pennsylvania State University in 1992, Dr. Christiansen gained his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1996 from the…
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Fat Cats and Round Retrievers (Part 1) Every year around this time gyms across the country see a boost in attendance as people commit (or recommit, or re-re-commit) to sticking to their New Year’s resolution to be healthier. Maybe now is a good time to take a moment to evaluate your pet’s health and fitness…
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Food Allergy May Be The Cause of An Itching Pet Pruritis, the medical term for itching, is a very common complaint at vet clinics across the country, particularly here in the Southeast. Although uncommon (about 10% of allergic patients have a food allergy), it tends to attract a lot of attention from owners and pet…
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