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Thank you for submitting your question!
Please keep in mind that questions for the Ask the Vet column should be non-urgent in nature. If your dog is having a medical emergency or if you suspect that he or she is in significant pain or danger, you should call your own vet or contact a local emergency animal clinic immediately.
While we would love to answer all questions that are submitted, please keep the inquiries limited to dog-related questions only. Thanks!
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This week, Dr. Manley addresses a reader's concern about her dog's ear infection. |
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Meet Daisy Mae, a seven-year-old Dachshund who inspires people with her resilience!
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Keep your dog safe during the New Year's celebrations. Always keep your pet's identification tags on, in case they are scared by fireworks and run away. Be sure that leftover drink glasses are emptied after your celebration - alcohol can be extremely dangerous to pets when ingested. Watch your pet to make sure they do not eat any party decorations like confetti, balloons, or streamers which can be harmful if swallowed. |
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