Memorial Day Pet Safety: Tips and Technology to Keep Pets Safe As Memorial Day approaches and warm-weather gatherings begin, it’s important to plan ahead to keep pets safe and comfortable. Parties, barbecue foods, fireworks and heat can create hazards for cats and dogs. With a few common-sense precautions and the help of modern pet health … Read more

We all love to see our dogs happy and healthy. For many pet parents, offering a chew treat is a reliable way to spark that joy. Long-lasting chew treats not only occupy dogs for extended periods, they can also support mental calmness and overall wellbeing by encouraging natural species-specific behaviors like chewing, exploring, and problem … Read more

PetPace, the company behind an advanced Internet of Things (IoT) collar for continuous, remote monitoring of pet health, has been honored as “Israel’s Most Promising Startup.” The recognition came from the fifth annual competition, where PetPace was selected from more than 150 entrants. The contest is organized by prominent Israeli business daily Calcalist and supported … Read more

Kittens are delightful and fragile newcomers in any home. At birth they depend entirely on their mother for warmth, care, and nutrition. One crucial benefit of their mother’s milk is the transfer of protective antibodies that help shield kittens during their first weeks of life. As those maternally supplied antibodies decline, kittens must develop their … Read more

Patient Condition and History Luka is a 6-year-old, 60 lb spayed female Golden Retriever who developed severe heat stroke after being left in a car for several hours on a hot summer day. Heat stroke, clinically referred to as hyperthermia, occurs when the body’s heat-producing and heat-dissipating mechanisms become overwhelmed, causing dangerously high core temperatures … Read more

Maintaining your dog’s oral health is an important part of overall care. Dental disease affects a large number of adult and senior dogs, so taking preventive steps—like regular tooth brushing, routine veterinary dental checkups, and supplying daily dental chews—can make a big difference. A quality dental chew should both help reduce plaque and tartar build-up … Read more

The Economics of Early Detection Smart pet parents increasingly understand that the priciest veterinary bills often come from conditions that could have been detected and treated much earlier. A minor infection that might cost $150 to treat in its early stages can escalate into a $3,000 hospitalization if it goes unnoticed. Catching health changes early … Read more

Pet owners know that dogs will often eat whatever they find, which makes episodes of vomiting a common concern. You may be asking, “Why is my dog vomiting?” Occasional vomiting can be harmless, but repeated or severe vomiting may indicate a more serious issue that requires prompt veterinary attention. Understanding the causes, recognizing warning signs, … Read more

Patient Condition and History Kira is a five-month-old female Husky puppy weighing 10 pounds who was brought to Herzliya Veterinary Hospital in Israel for repeated regurgitation and progressive weight loss. After a thorough diagnostic workup she was diagnosed with a rare congenital vascular anomaly known as Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA). PRAA is a developmental … Read more

Pet allergies are more common than many owners realize, and reports of allergic conditions in pets have been rising year after year. Among the most frequent causes are flea hypersensitivity, environmental triggers such as pollens, molds and grasses, and reactions to food ingredients. Food-related reactions are particularly important for dogs: studies estimate that up to … Read more