The March of Thyme
As we leisurely stroll down life’s bucolic lanes and roads, with a lollygag here and a vegetative gaze there, resembling…
Daily Archives: January 1, 2000
Say It Again, Sam
One of lower Manhattan’s busiest thoroughfares is Houston Street. Hold it, guys. New Yorkers pronounce it, HOUSE-ton Street. Recently, I…
What’s A Nice Dog Like You Doing With A Joint Like This?
Nestled between the many disadvantages of living in New York City there is the benefit of always having something current…
The Write Way
If I could afford the side trip, I would enjoy teaching what I have learned about writing over the past…
Two Different Worlds
Those who know me are aware of my aversion to country living. For me it is all too quiet among…
Dog Writers Win Awards
The Dog Writers Association of America was appropriately born ina back room at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in…
Driving Miss Daisy
Taken in part from a keynote address given at an awards dinner for the Hillsborough County Veterinary Medical Society in…
The Signs of Lyme Disease
If detected early enough, Lyme disease can be successfully treated. However, it’s up to the pet owner to recognize the…
Protecting Your Dog From Lyme Disease
Tick bites can happen as often in your own backyard as in isolated woodland areas, so it is important to…
New Study Reveals Pathology of Feline Heartworm Disease; Proves Existence of HARD
Washington, D.C., AVMA Annual Convention, July 14, 2007 ” A landmark study that shows conclusively that heartworms do not need…