The Scoop on Chiropractic
With only two more sessions of training until I’m certified in Animal Chiropractic, I’m excited to offer this service to our patients starting in June! I’d like to take this opportunity to give you a few examples of things that can cause your animal to have problems with the spine.
June Bug […]
While veterinary emergencies are stressful for pets and their owners, this guide may serve to help better prepare you and alleviate some of the worry should your pet experience a medical emergency. Please note that this is strictly a GUIDE, and is NOT intended to serve as specific veterinary medical advice or treatment for your […]
Spring grass: the double-edged blade!
Our area has been blessed (or cursed) with a bounty of rain over the last couple of months. This means young, fresh, green grass is sprouting up everywhere! Although this means we see fewer colics (often associated with eating dry hay in the winter time), it also means we […]
As I was driving down the road between field/house calls this past week, it occurred to me that many people seem to be operating under a misconception about my qualifications these days. I thought it best to be sure to clear up any confusion regarding this issue.
Contrary to popular belief, I am not a […]
Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital is excited to start offering animal chiropractic beginning in June of 2018. Dr. Gray will be completing a training program in Wellsville, Kansas at Options for Animals College of Animal Chiropractic that begins in February and ends in June of 2018. Dr. Gray will be evaluating and adjusting both large […]
Cats are very opinionated about their food and many of their food preferences are formed in their first year of life. So, if you have a kitten, now is the time to get them used to different types of food – semi-dry, dry and wet. But if you have an adult, there are still […]
Many times, we don’t notice that our pets have gradually put on some extra weight until they start slowing down. More often than not, it is someone else who notices that weight gain such as the groomer, a friend, or the vet before we notice it ourselves. That extra weight your pet may be […]
Does your dog or cat have bad breath? Are they not eating their regular food as well as they used to? Are they salivating more than usual? These can all be signs of dental disease in varying forms and a large percentage of patients with oral pain show no obvious signs at all! The […]
Ok, so most of you know by now that Stephanie, our social media coordinator, has been teasing you for two weeks about the big secret. We’ve even had a countdown on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter where we’ve had visitors guess what the big secret might be. Some of the answers were quite surprising by […]
Raw and grain-free diets have become a popular issue among veterinarians and clientele. These issues have gotten a lot of attention on the internet from consumers and many of these fad diets are a result of human niche diet trends. We will first address some information on raw diets.
Raw Diets:
Raw meat-based diets are often […]
