Senior Pet Wellness Contributes to Longevity, Vitality, and Good Health
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
4y ago
As your pet ages, changes take place that require adjustments to both their daily care and their veterinary care. Aging, however, doesn’t mean your pet has to slow down or fall into problems. With a focus on senior pet wellness, your furry friend can remain vital through the years.  At The Maywood Veterinary Clinic, we believe in the importance of senior pet wellness to contribute to longevity and quality of life. Let’s take a closer look at the components of senior pet wellness, and why they are needed. Preventive Care for Early Detection Over time, your pet may become susce ..read more
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Is There Really Such Thing as a Hypoallergenic Dog?
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
4y ago
For those of us that suffer from allergies to pets, the dream of sharing our lives with a furry companion can be elusive. Hypoallergenic dog breeds, those that shed less than traditional breeds, are rising in popularity as an alternative to life without a dog. But is this concept of a hypoallergenic dog too good to be true? Just the Facts A hypoallergenic dog breed is defined as one that is thought to be more compatible with dog allergy sufferers. Although there are anecdotal reports of hypoallergenic dogs causing little or no reaction in some people, the science does not back up ..read more
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A Cat Owner’s Guide to Feline Leukemia and FIV
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
4y ago
Cats are pretty self-sufficient, but they still need our help in many ways. When it comes to protecting them against infectious diseases, there is plenty a proactive cat owner can do to help their feline family member stay healthy.  In particular, serious retroviruses such as those that cause feline leukemia and FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) are a concern. Maywood Veterinary Clinic knows how important your cat is to you and wants to be sure that your knowledge is up to par on these potentially fatal diseases. Not Exactly Leukemia Many people have been touched by human l ..read more
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Coping With Pet Loss
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
5y ago
As pet owners, one of the hardest things we will ever have to do is to say goodbye to our beloved pet. Since they don’t normally outlive us, this event will likely affect us all. Additionally, our society doesn’t place much importance on coping with pet loss, and so losing a pet can often feel lonely and overwhelming. Maywood Veterinary Clinic knows that this is a serious and difficult time. Come with us as we explore some ideas for coping with pet loss. Coping With Pet Loss Many pet owners don’t realize the depth of loss they will feel when losing a pet. It’s important to al ..read more
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Every Summer, Hurricane Pet Safety Is a Top Priority
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
5y ago
While the national season for hurricanes occurs between June 1 and November 30, hurricanes and tropical storms typically hit New Jersey between mid-August and October 31st. Ranging from Category 1-5, we all know that hurricanes can be extremely destructive and even deadly when they make landfall. Between high winds, storm surges and flooding, our coastal communities can face utter devastation. To prepare for the upcoming season, we recommend facing hurricane pet safety head-on. Ahead of the Curve Getting a handle on hurricane pet safety is always easier before disaster strike ..read more
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Welcome Home! Introducing Kids and Pets
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
5y ago
When it comes to introducing kids and pets, patience is a virtue. It may be tempting to try and make them best friends right away, but you’ll avoid problems and stress all around by taking your time. Once you’ve taken the plunge and have your new pet, how to make sure they are successfully introduced into your loving family? Take Maywood Veterinary Clinic’s tips for a successful meeting to heart, and you’ll be well on your way to a home of happy kids and pets (and parents!) Kids and Dogs When you bring home your new dog, everyone will be understandably excited. There are a few ..read more
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A Not-So-Discerning Palate: Why Do Dogs Eat Poop?
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
5y ago
Our best dog pals have some wonderful traits. They greet us at the door, show unconditional love, and are always ready to go for a run. But eating poop (and other gross things) is not one of the things we love about them! The issue of poop-eating has certainly caused many a dog lover to make a face, yell, and get grossed out –and we can’t help but wonder why our dogs do it. At The Maywood Veterinary Clinic, we’ve heard this question many times. We’ve seen our own dogs in action enough to be able to answer some of these questions. So let’s dive in and learn more about why dogs eat poop ..read more
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Vaccines for Indoor Pets: Is My Pet At Risk?
The Maywood Veterinary Clinic
by Maywood Veterinary Clinic Staff
5y ago
“Why does my pet need vaccines if she’s indoors all the time?” This is a common question asked by pet owners to their veterinarians. It may seem like a waste of money, but in reality there are some very good reasons to make sure your indoor pets are protected from infectious diseases. And keeping them indoors does not necessarily eliminate your pet’s risk of disease. Unfortunately, many pets don’t see their veterinarian on an annual basis. A vaccination program coupled with annual wellness visits is critical to their overall health and well-being. And because some infectious diseases can b ..read more
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