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VERIFY: Cats more likely than dogs to get COVID-19, but petting can’t spread it
Cats are more likely than dogs to contract coronaviruses, but there is no proof of animal-to-human spread, and petting can’t spread germs.
Ask The Vet
This Freshwater Algae Can Kill Your Dog
According to Pet Poison Helpline, Blue-Green Algae are microscopic bacteria in freshwater lakes, streams and brackish water ecosystems that can produce toxins.
Ask The Vet
Is it Safe to Give Your Pets Human Medication?
Dr. Janine Oliver with Benessere Animal Hospital says there are several medications that you and your pet can take, but the big difference is the dosage.
Ask The Vet
Dr. Kelley Gebhardt | Veterinarian at Happy Tails
Dr. Gebhardt has worked in both general practice and in emergency medicine. Her passion for emergency medicine inspired her and her family to open the Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic in February 2008.
Ask The Vet
Managing Pet Allergies in Kids
About three in 10 people who have allergies are allergic to cats and dogs, according to the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America.
Ask The Vet
What is Mange?
Mange is caused by a mite infestation. The microscopic parasites either burrow under your pet's skin or inhabit hair follicles or oil glands in the skin.
Ask The Vet
Are Heartworms a Potentially Deadly Disease?
Heartworms invade your pet's lungs, heart and blood vessels and cause permanent damage that can shorten your furry friend's life
Ask The Vet
Is a Wet Nose a Sign of a Healthy Pet?
A wet nose enhances your pet's ability to identify scents.
Ask The Vet
Living with a Handicapped Pet
Many diseases, conditions and injuries make it difficult for your dog or cat to navigate your home. Make life easier for your pet by following these tips
2 The Rescue
2 The Rescue Special on WFMY News 2: April 7, 2018
This year, we brought pets from Guilford County Animal Services, Animal Rescue and Foster Program, and Humane Society of Davie County.
2 The Rescue
2 The Rescue Special Part 6
2 The Rescue Special Part 6
VERIFY
VERIFY: Cats more likely than dogs to get COVID-19, but petting can’t spread it
Cats are more likely than dogs to contract coronaviruses, but there is no proof of animal-to-human spread, and petting can’t spread germs.
Ask The Vet
This Freshwater Algae Can Kill Your Dog
According to Pet Poison Helpline, Blue-Green Algae are microscopic bacteria in freshwater lakes, streams and brackish water ecosystems that can produce toxins.
Ask The Vet
Is it Safe to Give Your Pets Human Medication?
Dr. Janine Oliver with Benessere Animal Hospital says there are several medications that you and your pet can take, but the big difference is the dosage.
Ask The Vet
Dr. Kelley Gebhardt | Veterinarian at Happy Tails
Dr. Gebhardt has worked in both general practice and in emergency medicine. Her passion for emergency medicine inspired her and her family to open the Happy Tails Veterinary Emergency Clinic in February 2008.
Ask The Vet
Managing Pet Allergies in Kids
About three in 10 people who have allergies are allergic to cats and dogs, according to the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America.
Ask The Vet
What is Mange?
Mange is caused by a mite infestation. The microscopic parasites either burrow under your pet's skin or inhabit hair follicles or oil glands in the skin.
Ask The Vet
Are Heartworms a Potentially Deadly Disease?
Heartworms invade your pet's lungs, heart and blood vessels and cause permanent damage that can shorten your furry friend's life
Ask The Vet
Is a Wet Nose a Sign of a Healthy Pet?
A wet nose enhances your pet's ability to identify scents.
Ask The Vet
Living with a Handicapped Pet
Many diseases, conditions and injuries make it difficult for your dog or cat to navigate your home. Make life easier for your pet by following these tips
2 The Rescue
2 The Rescue Special on WFMY News 2: April 7, 2018
This year, we brought pets from Guilford County Animal Services, Animal Rescue and Foster Program, and Humane Society of Davie County.
2 The Rescue
2 The Rescue Special Part 6
2 The Rescue Special Part 6
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