Nell Ostermeier DVM, CVA, FAAVA
Nell Ostermeier is an Integrative Veterinarian, Motivator, Lecturer, and Consultant.
- PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | DECEMBER 17, 2022
Feline Heart Disease: A Silent Killer for Cats
Cat owners should be aware of the prevalence of cat heart disease. Learn the symptoms of feline cardiac disease, causes, detection, and prevention.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | JUNE 6, 2022
Silent Killers for Pets: Splenic Tumors
Fend off silent killers in dogs, like splenic tumors, by getting regular check-ups at your veterinarian. We explain what splenic tumors are and how they're treated.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | DECEMBER 22, 2022
Does Your Dog Need a Coat?
The weather is getting chilly, and as humans we are grabbing our coats and layering up. But what about your dogs? Get a vet's perspective on if dogs need coats.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | DECEMBER 17, 2022
Dental Disease in Dogs & Cats
Dental disease in dogs & cats can be a silent killer. Proper dental care keeps your pet healthy in more ways than one, stopping bacteria from moving to vital organs.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | MAY 9, 2022
Canine Acupuncture
Western veterinary medicine has seen the benefits of canine acupuncture, especially its ability to help pets suffering from pain, disease, or imbalance.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | FEBRUARY 17, 2022
Arthritis in Senior Dogs: It Can Be a Real Pain
Arthritis is an inevitability for senior dogs. We explain how it develops, the symptoms, treatment measures, and natural and alternative therapies for dogs.
Read more - PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | JANUARY 4, 2022
3 Natural Ways to Offset the Pain of Hip Dysplasia in Dogs
Hip Dysplasia is a genetic condition that can cause pain & affect your dog's quality of life. Here are signs of hip dysplasia & natural home remedies to treat pain.
Read more How to Choose the Best Supplements for Your Pet's Health
Before buying over-the-counter remedies for your pet, take some time to do your due diligence and, most importantly, speak to your vet about your pet’s health.
Read more- PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | MARCH 8, 2023
Vector-Borne Diseases in Pets: Why They’re Becoming a National Problem
Vector-borne diseases (spread by ticks and mosquitos) used to be a regional problem. However, illnesses like Lyme disease and heartworm have become a national issue.
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