Accreditation Matters: Healthier Practices, Healthier Pets

Debbie Gadomski, head of the AAHA accreditation team says, “Accreditation is like a physical exam for a veterinary hospital,” but not all animal hospitals are accredited. Here’s what it takes, what it means, and why you should care.
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The Golden Years: A Little More Care Goes a Long Way for Senior Cats and Dogs

Behavior changes in your senior pet might be the first sign of pain or illness. Many pet owners overlook these subtle changes or attribute them to “just getting old.” Knowing what to look for and tracking shifts in your pet’s appetite, habits, and energy can help your veterinarian improve your pet’s quality of life and detect age-related illnesses before they become untreatable.
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Living with FIV: Tips for Keeping Positive Cats Healthy

FIV is a species-specific virus, and infected animals do not pose a threat to human health. Appropriate veterinary care, with an eye toward preventing and treating secondary infections, can improve the prognosis of your FIV-positive cat.
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