Holiday Gift Guide: The Meowing Vet’s “PreFURred” Gifts for Pets and Pet Lovers

Looking for a unique gift for everyone on your holiday list this year? The Meowing Vet has the "PURRfect" gift guide to ensure that every dog, cat, and pet lover will receive an exemplary present. LeavE your friends and family in awe of your flawless gifting skills this holiday season with our pet-themed shopping guide.   For … Continue reading Holiday Gift Guide: The Meowing Vet’s “PreFURred” Gifts for Pets and Pet Lovers

What Your Cat’s Meow Could Be Telling You: Q&A on Feline Hyperthyroidism

Nothing is cuter than hearing your kitty meow, huh? I love the sound so much that I named my veterinary website The Meowing Vet, for crying out loud! I'm like the ultimate Feline Fangirl! However cute your cat's meow is, though, it may be time for a visit to your veterinarian if your cat begins meowing … Continue reading What Your Cat’s Meow Could Be Telling You: Q&A on Feline Hyperthyroidism

Don’t Be Such a Scaredy Cat: Pet Tips for a Howling Halloween

Do you already have your spooky or sexy Halloween costume all picked out? Or are you more excited for the endless supplies of candy on All Hallows' Eve? (Gotta admit, I'm probably looking forward to the latter more.) Whatever your Halloween plans are this year, be sure to keep your dog or cat out of harm's … Continue reading Don’t Be Such a Scaredy Cat: Pet Tips for a Howling Halloween

You Smarty Pants!: How to Interpret Your Pet’s Bloodwork

Needles can be scary. Worrying about your pet's bloodwork can be even scarier... But blood tests don't have to be so frightening. Whether your pet requires tests for an upcoming procedure, or whether he or she has been ill and your vet recommends bloodwork, you're bound to have questions as any concerned pet owner would. What does … Continue reading You Smarty Pants!: How to Interpret Your Pet’s Bloodwork

Life Hack: Pet Edition #1: Empty Gel Caps for Easier Medicating

Hide-and-seek is fun, but not when your pet insists on playing it each time he sees you prepare his daily medications. If you have difficulty administering pills to your dog or cat who receives long-term medications, empty gel capsules may come to the rescue as your Knight in Gelatin Armor. Many medications such as Tramadol and Doxycycline … Continue reading Life Hack: Pet Edition #1: Empty Gel Caps for Easier Medicating