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This Halloween, if you have pets, make sure they and everyone around them is safe. Pets can get nervous and over-excited with all the activity of children going around trick-or-treating. They can end up running out of your sight and dangerous things can ensue. Dogs aren’t very

Today Monday Oct. 12 2015, we celebrate our business 40th Year Anniversary of Dunloggin Veterinary Hospital! We are so lucky to serve Ellicott City and Howard County all these years. Thank you for all your support!

Do you know the difference between core vaccines and non-core vaccines for your dog? You may be surprised at how important vaccines are for dogs. According to the ASPCA, core vaccines are considered vital to all dogs based on these components: risk of exposure, severity of disease,

There are a lot of similarities between dog health and human health. In fact, we’ve been living side-by-side with our favorite canine friends for over 15,000 years. Dogs get canine versions of our adult diseases. About 6 million dogs are diagnosed with cancer every year. Dogs even

You may think that a lot of pet food brands are the same. When it comes to dog and cat food, it’s easy to just look for bargains and give it to your pet. However, a healthy diet requires more effort and research than this. You really

When it comes to animal nutrition, we’ve spent decades thinking all pet food was the same. We believed that all the food brands were just giving us exactly what was right for our pets. However, that’s not the case, and we know that now. Many brands have

You are well aware of how much water and fluids your body needs to maintain a state of hydration. However, some people overlook how much water their cats need. Cats are generally indoors all day, probably napping often and lounging. But they get thirsty, too, and they

Many times, it’s hard to get our cats to eat. They may be reluctant to eat for many reasons. They simply might not like the food they are being served. Maybe they are having sensitivity issues or are feeling ill. Whatever the reason, it’s best to figure

Microchipping your dog can be a great way to make sure that if he were to ever go missing, he would be found. The sad truth is that only 22% of non-microchipped dogs were found and returned to their owners. That’s only one in five pets that