Category Archives: Medication Information

Dr. Martha Smith-Blackmore and Mr. Glenn Kolb Puppies and dogs are increasingly being transported over long distances across the United States in response to societal interests. A shortage (or sometimes the perception of a shortage) of certain types of dogs … Continue reading →

I find this stuff interesting. But also humorous when I think of all those of you who get more bites from the little critters than others.  Read the story it is informative.

The linked article is about a “double” infection which is not uncommon. Fortunately we have excellent vaccine for Lyme Disease and safe new products for the control of ticks. Unlike fleas, we cannot control the life-cycle or the tick population … Continue reading →

Roundworm infection can damage the eyes of people and especially children.  We continually emphasize the importance of effective parasite control for our patients.  The link provided is from a recent CDC Morbidity and Mortality Report (MMWR). The article is long … Continue reading →

Stick with prescription medication for nontoxic flea control Over-the-counter flea and tick remedies are typically full of pesticides that affect the nervous system of mammals as well as insects and can make cats, dogs and even people sick, write Seattle-area … Continue reading →