Author: Dr. Beth Engelschall

Our Veterinary Team Explains Common Causes and When to Worry At Bell Parkway Veterinary Hospital, one of the most common concerns we hear from pet owners is: “Why does my dog have diarrhea?” We completely understand how distressing it can be when your beloved dog isn’t feeling well. Diarrhea is messy, uncomfortable, and can be

Kennel Cough in Dogs: What Pet Parents Should Know This Summer With summer travel season in full swing, many pet owners are preparing for boarding, daycare, or social dog outings. If your plans include placing your pup in shared pet spaces, it’s important to understand a contagious, yet preventable, illness that could affect your dog’s

Anal Glands in Dogs and Cats: What They Are and Why They Can Cause Problems If you’ve ever seen your dog scoot across the floor or noticed your cat licking their rear excessively, it might be due to an issue with their anal glands. Though often overlooked, these small glands can cause significant discomfort if

As a general rule, if you are unsure if a food is safe for your dog, please do not feed it to them. Foods extremely toxic to your pet Grapes/raisins Onions Garlic Sugar free gum, or anything with xylitol in it Chocolate Coffee Macadamia nuts Tomatoes Raw dough Anything with oil or grease Foods known

Q: Why is my dog/cat eating grass? A: There are numerous reasons that dogs and cats will eat grass and other plants. Many dogs and cats eat grass and other plants because they just like the taste.   Younger dogs and cats are similar to toddlers and tend to explore their world by putting everything including