This blog is written by Lea-Ann O'Hare Germinder, APR, Fellow PRSA, an accomplished expert in the field of public relations. This blog represents her viewpoints on matters of importance to pet parents, the veterinary profession and pet industry plus occasional guest posts.
Months after the equine community lost the Kentucky Derby Champion Barbaro to laminitis, veterinarians will gather in Seattle, Wash., at…
Keeping up with the latest consumer health information from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just got easier. FDA…
The American Heartworm Society (AHS) is pleased to announce updates to its Web site, www.heartwormsociety.org, including new features that enhance…
Researchers and veterinarians have discovered that signs such as heavy or fast breathing, which are often diagnosed as feline asthma…
Harley Jones (also affectionately called “”Baby Girl””) was a loving and shy indoor cat. She was born on May 1,…
A: False: It only takes one mosquito to infect a cat, and because mosquitoes can get indoors, both indoor and…
Dear Media Colleagues: KNOW Heartworms aims to educate veterinarians and cat owners about the real threat of feline heartworm disease,…
How does a cat get heartworm? How can I tell if my cat has heartworm? What should I KNOW about…
1. Dogs Vs. Cats Heartworm larvae induce an intense inflammatory response in the blood vessels and tissues in the lungs.…
BATAVIA, Ill., March 1, 2007 The American Heartworm Society (AHS) and the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) have announced…
