Loose lips may sink ships, but loose bowels make life miserable for shelter pets and the people who care for them. How can you get a handle on this runny problem? At the 2015 Maddie’s Cornell Shelter Medicine Program, Dr. Holly Putnam took attendees over everything related to shelter animal diarrhea, from nutritional to viral… Learn More
Diarrhea in shelter dogs and cats is almost always either preventable or treatable, usually easily and inexpensively.
How tough is it to fight diarrhea in shelter cats and dogs? For most pets, it’s not tough at all, as long as you keep it simple. Dr. Elizabeth Berliner outlines the basics in this video short.
Does the sight of a brown puddle in a kennel run or cage strike dread in the hearts of your kennel staff? It shouldn’t.
Does the sight of a brown puddle in a kennel run or cage strike dread in the hearts of your kennel staff? It shouldn’t.
Surprisingly, the study revealed that most infections were not associated with diarrhea or any specific risk factors, including observed symptoms or the source of the pet.