You asked, we answered! Our latest #VirbacVetTalk series features aging pets, a situation all pet owners will inevitably face. Usually, the aging process brings about new questions, issues and ultimately, commitments for humans and their pets.

During our Q&A, learn more about how to best care for your aging pet with Dr. Cristiano von Simson DVM, MBA, Director of Field Technical Veterinarians for Virbac Corporation.

If your dog is 6-years-old, that really means he’s 42-years-old in human years, right? Not exactly. For decades, a popular calculation from dog to human years has been that 1 is equivalent to 7. Based on research, it doesn’t seem that simple.

You asked, we answered! We’ll continue our #VirbacVetTalk aging pet series with different topics each month.

During today’s Q&A, learn more about how to best incorporate exercise for your aging pet with Dr. Kara Wolf, DVM, Technical Services Staff Veterinarian for Virbac Corporation.

You asked, we answered! We’re continuing our #VirbacVetTalk aging pet series with different topics each month.

During today’s Q&A, learn more about best nutrition practices for your aging pet with Dr. Nancy Bathurst, VMD, PMP, Director of Clinical Development for Virbac Corporation.

You asked, we answered! We’re continuing our #VirbacVetTalk aging pet series with different topics each month.

During today’s Q&A, learn more about changing senses your pet might be experiencing with Dr. Craig Parks MS, DVM, Vice President, Research & Development at Virbac Corporation.

Picture this...It’s a beautiful, sunny day and you’ve decided to take your dog, Buddy, for a hike through the nearby woods, complete with a clear trail. After a few hours of hiking and wandering, you get home, only to find that Buddy is shaking his head quite a bit. You take a quick look over Buddy’s head, neck and ears, and low and behold, you find a tick!

With an unmistakable look and charming disposition, the Pug is a well-known and very popular dog worldwide.

During your regular veterinarian visit, are you sure you’re asking the right questions? There’s a lot to consider when it comes to the care of your pet. 

Anxiety can occur in both dogs and cats.

Such a long name is only fitting for a large dog. Make that an extra-large dog! This month’s featured breed is the massive, lovable Newfoundland.