We are aware of the tremendous advances that technology has brought to the practice of medicine. Much of this technology transfers to veterinary medicine and has added greatly to our ability to diagnose and treat our pets. Lasers have become a valuable tool in medicine. They… Read more →
In these difficult economic times, everyone is interested in making their hard earned dollars go further. We hear this every day as it relates to veterinary care. When money is tight, it is tempting to forego those monthly heartworm pills. This is never a good… Read more →
It is a well known fact within the veterinary community that cats now outnumber dogs as the number one pet in the U.S. One of the primary reasons for this trend is that cats are perceived as being easier pets to keep. This is especially… Read more →
I recently was asked to diagnose and treat a young cat that was suffering from what appeared to be a severe chronic upper respiratory infection. The cat could not breath at all through her nose and struggled even with her mouth open. This cat had… Read more →
As a follow up to a previous post regarding obesity in dogs, I wanted to talk some about the problem as it relates to the feline. I can honestly say that I have never personally owned an overweight dog. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same… Read more →
Having been in veterinary practice for over 30 years, I have seen many pet care fads come and go. Pet owners are always anxious to find new ways to keep their pets healthier and happier. In many cases, this drives the unscrupulous or misinformed to… Read more →
Pet obesity is no laughing matter. Purina completed an extensive research project a few years ago demonstrating just how devastating obesity can be to your pet’s health and quality of life. If you allow your dog or cat to be chronically overweight or obese, you… Read more →
Pet nutrition is a constant topic at Bayleaf. What is the best food for my pet? How much should I feed? What about ‘raw’ diets, grain free diets, hypoallergenic diets, high protein diets…? I will start with some basic nutrition concepts in this article and… Read more →
Bayleaf Veterinary Hospital understands that caring for your pet is a partnership that begins at home. In addition to scheduling regular dentals, it is important to practice good oral hygiene at home. One of the best ways to do that, and reduce the frequency of dentals,… Read more →
. The doctors and staff at Bayleaf believe that our commitment to the Raleigh community extends beyond providing the high standard of veterinary care that our clients have come to expect. Our new website highlights our partnerships with several excellent local charities.
