Case Studies
Tips on How to Avoid Pet Heatstroke
By Dr. Millington It’s summertime! The sun is shining, and the lake is calling. It certainly is a tempting time to get outside with your pet. However, pet owners must also be aware of the very real danger that is heat stroke in dogs. In this article we will cover the following: Heat Stroke vs…
Read More8 Common Myths About Pet Heartworm Disease: Debunked
Much is misunderstood about this prevalent but preventable disease. In this article, we debunk 8 common myths and misunderstandings about heartworm disease so you can provide the best protection for your pet.
Read MoreCase study: Penelope
Penelope, a 9-year-old spayed female dachshund, came to Springs Veterinary Care with an extreme case of bad breath. Her owners even dubbed her “Stinky Penelope.” Dr. Amanda Smith examined Penelope, identifying dental disease and bad breath. She graded Penelope’s periodontal disease at 4/4, the most advanced disease, and an indication of advanced gum disease and…
Read MoreCase study: Bindi the Australian Shepherd
Australian Shepherd with third eyelid Bindi, a 2.5-year-old female Australian Shepherd, came to us with an elevated third eyelid. Dogs, like many animals, have a nictitating membrane, or third eyelid. This eyelid cleans and moistens the eye, provides antibodies to reduce the chance of infection, and protects the cornea. Normally, a dog’s third eyelid is…
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