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Bolton Veterinary Hospital

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Quality of Life and Euthanasia

March 29, 2014 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Wellness

The Decision When a pet owner and a veterinarian decide that a pet’s health is failing and their quality of life is poor, the possibility of putting them to sleep (also called “euthanasia”) may be

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Feline Nutrition: The “Carnivore Connection”

March 9, 2014 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Cats, Feeding & Diet, Wellness

Have you ever considered the differences between dog food and cat food? Or the differences between what our pet’s ancestors would have eaten, and what we feed them today? There is no species to whom

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Worried About Vaccine Reactions?

February 20, 2014 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Wellness

“My friend told me her puppy had an allergic reaction to a vaccine, and it made me worry. Are all these vaccines really necessary?” While some vaccinations are considered “core” or required by law, many

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Considering Pet Insurance?

February 12, 2014 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Wellness

You may have heard of the concept of pet insurance and wondered if it is worthwhile for your pet… you might also have begun looking into it and become overwhelmed by all the companies offering

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What Should I Feed My Pet?

February 8, 2014 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Feeding & Diet, Wellness

How do I decide what to feed my dog or cat? Assuming your pet is generally in good health, without any specific dietary sensitivities or food allergies… There is still no simple answer! There are

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Flea Control

December 19, 2013 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Parasites

Fleas: Prevention is Key A few fleas that make their way onto your pet can quickly escalate into a serious problem in your home. Without a comprehensive plan for flea control, owners can find themselves

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When Your Pet Needs Surgery…

December 12, 2013 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Hospitalization, Surgery

A pet may require surgery and a hospital stay for a variety of reasons, from a routine spay or neuter to an emergency abdominal exploratory surgery. Whether the procedure is planned in advance or comes

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Tips for Exotic Pet Care

November 6, 2013 Michelle K Pesce, DVM Exotics

The title “Exotic Pets” refers to a huge range of animals – birds, reptiles, small mammals, even insects – but there are a few general ideas that can be applied to all of these “special

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