What are the Signs
Signs Associated with HARD: Heartworm Associated Respiratory Disease anorexia blindness collapse convulsions coughing diarrhea difficulty breathing fainting lethargy rapid heart…
Author Lea-Ann Germinder
Lea-Ann Germinder
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.
Pet Food Recall Information
View the FDA News Releases for more information. Read advice for pet owners, FAQs and recalled product information on the…
New Studies Call for Prevention & Redefinition of Heartworm Disease in Cats
One mosquito bite can infect a cat with heartworm, a potentially destructive and insidious disease, which reveals itself as H.A.R.D.…
2007 CWA Communications Contest Special Awards
Please Note: Entries for all categories must be postmarked by July 1, 2007, to qualify for the contest. Read complete…
Writers Group Seeks Cat Related Contest Entries
The international Cat Writers’ Association (CWA) is now accepting entries for its 14th annual Communications Contest for writers, photographers and…
Charles Thomas (Tom) Nelson, DVM
spokesman President American Heartworm Society Dr. Nelson is considered a pioneer for his clinical work in the study of heartworm…
2004 Heartworm Symposium: Registration Deadline July 1st, 2004
Batavia, IL. | June 1, 2004 Veterinarians and Technicians: The deadline for the triennial AMERICAN HEARTWORM SOCIETY State of the…
Award Winners: The CWA Communications Contest
Every year the CWA honors the year’s best communicators on cat topics with a variety of awards. Here are this…
CATalyst Summit Declared a Success: It’s All About the Cat!
Las Vegas, Nev., Western Veterinary Conference, Feb. 18, 2008 ” The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) today announced the…
Cat Ownership Facts
The current domestic cat population in the U.S. was 81.7 million at the end of 2006, almost 10 million more…
