Category Archives: General Pets
Microchips Are Simple and Save Lives
A microchip is the size of a tiny piece of rice that can be inserted between the shoulder blades of a dog or a cat within seconds. We just use a special needle with a microchip at your veterinarian’s office.
CPR and Recover Training – Lunch and Learn
On August 12th, 2024 the BMAH Team had the benefit of CPR and Recover Training from staff members at the Hickory Veterinary and Specialty Hospital, Plymouth Meeting, PA. The BMAH doctors and technicians were given direction on how to establish
Making Fire Safety a Priority for Pets Too
The American Red Cross reports home fires are the most common disaster requiring their response. It follows that Pet Fire Safety Day is July 15, helping to create awareness of house fire dangers. According to the United States Fire Administration,
Proactive Pet Dental Care is Essential to Health and Longevity
Most people understand the importance of taking care of their own teeth by brushing and flossing every day along with regular professional cleanings. The honest truth is that pets need more daily care and annual cleanings than most people know. They develop dental
Keeping Pets Safe and Healthy During the Holiday Season
Many of the things that make the holidays enjoyable for people can be harmful to our pets. Data indicates that emergency visits to animal clinics escalate from Thanksgiving through the New Year holiday. Here are some reminders to keep your
Protecting Your Dog Against Canine Respiratory Disease
Currently we are seeing our typical cases of seasonal upper respiratory diseases that are more prevalent around the holidays each year. We have had some cases of prolonged coughing despite treatment in dogs that are otherwise normal, and we have
Learn about Librela for dogs with Osteoarthritis
We are very excited to be one of the early roll out clinics for the newest FDA approved product for dogs with Osteoarthritis – Librela! Librela is a once a month injection for dogs that have arthritis – and this
Pet Dental Care – Case Study
We often remind our clients of the necessity of regular dental care for their pets. Dental and oral disease is by far the number one problem experienced by our pets. More than 70% of dogs and cats have some form of periodontal disease
Safeguard your pet with a microchip and current registration
As veterinarians charged with the health and well-being of your pets, we cannot encourage pet parents enough to microchip their pet. It is a simple and inexpensive procedure that can reunite you with your pet if it is ever accidentally
Why environmental enrichment is important for cats
We are often asked by our clients why their cat is displaying various negative behaviors. These behaviors range from inappropriate scratching, aggression toward other pets or people, excessive shyness or hiding, and urinating or defecating outside the litter box. Once