Debbie writes: Dear Dr. Randolph, Does a cat have to be examined to have Revolution flea control [and heartworm preventive]prescribed? My cat was last examined December of 2008 (17 months ago). He is a healthy, happy cat who has been treated with Revolution monthly for 2+ years with no problems. His next shots are not [...]
Preparing your pet for laboratory testing varies according to the type of test being performed. The two most-commonly performed tests, fecal flotation and heartworm test require no preparation at all. However, to save your pet from the discomfort of staff having to obtain a stool specimen with a rectal probe, bring in about a tablespoon [...]
“She’s never been sick before.” That was the caller’s response to our question, “What doctor has been caring for your pet?” “She’s only four years old and she’s never had to go to the doctor,” he continued. “She never goes outside, so I thought she was safe. Now she has tapeworms.” “Like little people,” Kristi [...]
Airlines may sometimes require that you provide a temperature acclimation certificate for pet travel. While very small pets may be able to travel in the cabin, under the seat in front of you, larger pets are required to ride in the cargo area of the plane. Oxygen is supplied in ample quantities there, but temperature [...]
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