Beyond the E-Collar: The Rise of KeraVet Gel in Pet Healing
Contrary to popular belief, the E-collar isn’t the villain of the story. Designed with the best intentions, it comes to the rescue when there’s an immediate need to prevent a pet from exacerbating a wound or taking out stitches.
Advancements in Pet Wound Care: KeraVet Gel vs Manuka Honey and Silver
As veterinary care evolves, newer, more effective solutions emerge. The latest in wound healing progression is KeraVet Gel, which sets a new standard in pet wound care. Let’s compare.
The Dreaded Hot Spot
Hot spots and other rashes are often just as frustrating for pet owners as they are for the dogs dealing with them. These uncomfortable patches develop as a result of several different issues. Fortunately, pet owners can treat them effectively, restoring their dogs’ happiness and comfort.
Bringing KeraVet Gel to Your Clinic
Change is hard, especially when considering introducing a new product or process into your practice. Dr. Richard Hawkins, KeraVet Bio Advisor, retired veterinarian, and the founder and previous owner of Colony Park Animal Hospital in Raleigh, NC, shared what he looked for and who he looked to when considering a new product.
The Most Common Dog Allergies and How to Manage Them
Each season brings with it a new opportunity for fun experiences with your dog but also many hazards to be aware of. I sat down with KeraVet Bio Advisor and Chief Medical Officer for Fuzzy, Dr. Cherice Roth, to find out what to be on the lookout for this spring and summer.
Allergies Impact the Entire Family
May is Allergy and Asthma month, and just like us, our pets can suffer from allergies. In fact, Dr. Cherice Roth, KeraVet Bio Advisor and Chief Medical Officer for Fuzzy, said that “We (Veterinarians) estimate that roughly 40% of pets have some type of allergy. Over half of those are going to be pets that are allergic to flea bites.”
Allergies in Cats: Breaking through the Limitations
Collectively, we have seen a jump in numbers as far as owners seeking out specialty medicine for their cats. This might be attributed to the shift in urban lifestyle vs. “barn cat” life, but either way, advancements are in the works for figuring out how to help these itchy kitties.
What Flare Factors Cause my Allergic Patients to Itch?
Learn what the common flare factors are for dogs.
What Veterinarians Look for in New Products
We’ve heard that it can be difficult for some veterinarians to introduce a new product into their practice. So we asked our KeraVet Bio Advisory Board the obvious question. What do YOU look for in a new product? We heard the same key points over and over again.
How to Treat Hot Spots
Many pet owners can confuse hot spots with any one of the many other skin conditions that affect dogs. If they suspect any issues with their canine companion, they should start a treatment plan right away. The sooner they begin treatment, the sooner the dog can get relief.