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Organic coconut oil can be beneficial for dogs with skin allergies. It is thought that dogs that are more prone to allergies have larger (microscopic) pores that allow allergens to get into their system. The coconut oil will help "plug" those pores, in turn reducing allergies...

Does you pet take a lot of medications? Have a multiple person household and always wondering if your pet was given there medications? Buy a pill separator! Put the medication as they are directed in the pill separator. If they are a given twice daily and at the end of the day you still have 2 pill in it, you then know medications were not given for example...

Dr. Reyda holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology, SUNY Geneseo, and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Ross University. He completed a one year program of veterinary clinical study at the University of Missouri. Dr. Reyda has been practicing in the Western New York area since 1998...

We are at high risk for fleas and ticks, make sure your dogs and cats are protected with the appropriate medications. Heartworm is transmitted by mosquitoes. The heartworm lives in the heart, lungs and surrounding blood vessels. While living in your pet they can grow to be 1 foot in length ... Read More ...

Q: Can I request the “Star Wars” dog boarding suite? A: You can request the “Star Wars” suite. As Yoda would say “First serve basis, first come would be you must”. Q: Can you tell me more about fascinating the artwork around the VVC...

All Natural Chiropractic and Spinal Decompression utilizes a new non-surgical and non-invasive technology known across the world as Spinal Decompression Therapy that will help you in becoming pain free. We utilize the most advanced spinal decompression table on the market, the DRX 9000...

Dr. Ronald M. Reeb has lived in the Buffalo area most of his life. He graduated from New York Chiropractic College where he received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 1997. During his time at NYCC he also completed advanced training to become certified in the Gonstead Technique...

Halloween festivals can cause some dogs an immense amount of stress. Make sure your dog has a quiet and safe place to retreat during parties and trick or treating.

No matter how much they beg, do not share your Halloween candy; keep it in a high place. Even small doses of chocolate can be toxic to your dog, and foul and plastic wrappers can lead to illness.