Product Review: Vet’s Best Ear Relief

According to the Veterinary Pet Insurance Company, canine ear problems were the leading cause of vet visits in 2009.  I was recently asked to try out a product called Vet’s Best Ear Relief, a wet and dry system from veterinarian Dawn Curie Thomas.  In the interest of full disclosure, I will tell you that they sent me a free sample to try on my dogs.

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Wednesday’s Wild, Wacky World of Dog News

You may have seen the television show about hoarding, but lately I’ve been hearing a lot about pet hoarding, too.  (In fact, the name “Dog Lady” came from a running joke we have about a friend who has nine cats – we always said when she died the headline would say something about her being a Cat Lady.)

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Tuesday Top Ten: Small Breeds

If you have a small home or if you just like smaller dogs, you might want to choose from one of the breeds on this list.  Small dogs are generally a little less expensive to care for because you will have to buy less food and smaller-sized accessories such as kennels, leashes, and toys.  In addition, some of your veterinary care will be less expensive because you will be buying smaller doses of medication.

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Veterinary Neurology

Picture courtesy Veterinary Neuron

If you’re interested in your dog’s brain and nervous system and how they work, you might try visiting the Veterinary Neuron, a blog written by vet neurologist Steve Stienberg.

Although it is a newer blog, Steve already has articles posted on rehab and on a new drug which may be important in treating brain cancer.  There are also some neat pictures of CAT scans of a dog’s brain, if you’re into that type of thing.

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