Sugar Land veterinarian, Dr. Brode recently attended a continuing education conference in San Antonio at the Southwestern Veterinary Symposium. It is a large meeting that

Today, most people who purchase or adopt rabbits, guinea pigs, and other exotic small mammals recognize the necessity and benefit of routine veterinary examinations.  Public

Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is one of the most common problems seen in cats.  Investigators have tried to isolate a single cause for

The most important change that can be made is to increase the amount of water that your cat takes in.  This is most easily done

We decided to do our own weight loss story here at LOAH, using the new Hill’s Metabolic Diet. Studies have shown that keeping your pet

Just recently, a client presented a rescued adult female guinea pig for lethargy, weight loss and poor appetite.  This little pig had delivered three healthy

The American Association of Feline Practitioners Life Stage Guidelines defines senior cats as those between 11 and 14 years of age, and geriatric cats as those 15

Most of us are aware of the common household dangers for our dog and cat companions, such as chocolate, onion, pesticides, and plants like lilies

Obesity is associated with many disease conditions in cats.  These include orthopedic diseases, diabetes, certain cancers, idiopathic cystitis, and decreased immune response. Obesity is extremely