PetDocsOnCall
About this original series
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# Episodes
51 episodes -
Rating
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Episodes of PetDocsOnCall
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Travelin Jack's Surgical Adventure
Like millions of dogs, and quite a few professional athletes, Jack the English Bulldog was sidelined with a knee injury. Thankfully, Jack has a great owner and a dedicated veterinary team. Together, they were able to repair his knee and get him back to work. Watch this video to learn more about cruciate injuries and the surgeries that help get our pets back on their feet!
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Release date
Jul 8, 2010
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Runtime
02:50
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Ruff...Ruff...The Roof Is On Fire!
Hundreds of thousands of house fires happen every year and most people can guess at the common causes…unattended candles, kitchen accidents and, of course, smoking. But, one less common reason for fires might surprise you…our pets! With their inquisitive natures and playful attitudes, our four legged friends can create situations that could turn deadly. Learn how one pet owner’s foresight stopped her house from going up in flames when her dog went looking for chocolate!
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Release date
Jul 8, 2010
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Runtime
02:59
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Heartworms Continue to Plague Our Pets
Veterinary experts continue to see a rise in heartworm cases among our dogs and, although less is known, it is assumed that feline cases are rising as well. We have safe, inexpensive and effective preventives that can stop this disease in its tracks, so why do these parasites continue cause illness and death? As this VNN video blog explains, part of the problem could be the shortcuts some owners take with their pet’s care.
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Release date
Apr 1, 2010
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Runtime
03:23
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Exotic Pets: What You Should Know
Certified Veterinary Journalist, Dr. Dean Vicksman spends some time describing what you need to understand before getting one of these very unique pets.
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Release date
Mar 12, 2010
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Runtime
03:29
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Senior Pets: Ideas to Keep Your Old Guy Comforta...
Dr. Dean Vicksman discusses senior pets and their special needs on his local Fox affiliate station.
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Release date
Mar 12, 2010
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Runtime
03:15
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Exotic Pets: Snakes, Hedgehogs and Lizards - Oh ...
With more than 11 million reptiles and 18 million small mammals in our homes, these pets have gained in popularity in recent years. Their small size, uniqueness, and easy maintenance have made them very trendy. There are, however, a few things to be aware of before bringing one of these exotics into your home.
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Release date
Mar 10, 2010
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Runtime
02:11
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Puppies and Kittens as Holiday Gifts?
Many people probably have a fond holiday memory of finding a new puppy or kitten under the Christmas tree. What we forget is all the effort that then went into the training of the new pet in order to make him a part of the family. Despite TV ads and movie trailers, pets do not make the perfect holiday gift for many reasons. And, that impulse decision could lead to a tragic ending.
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Release date
Mar 10, 2010
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Runtime
01:56
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Pets Help Patients in Hospitals
Everyone knows how beneficial pets can be in our lives. But now, recent scientific evidence has actually proven what pet owners already knew. Heart failure patients who spent 12 minutes with a dog or cat had lower stress hormone levels, lower blood pressure levels, and a general brighter outlook about their recovery. Therapy dogs, and cats, have now started their rounds, under "doctor's orders
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Release date
Mar 10, 2010
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Runtime
02:36
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Pet Internet Sites You Can Trust!
From pet psychics to dog whisperers, the Internet is alive with "animal experts" who all want you to believe that they have the best information about the health and behavior of your pet. Unfortunately, many of these sites will provide information that may be less than accurate. As with any Internet site, information from pet expert websites should be viewed with caution. Who can you trust to provide you with accurate medical advice specific for your pet
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Release date
Mar 10, 2010
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Runtime
02:03
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Lyme Disease and Pets: Deadly Lyme Disease Takes...
For more than one hundred years, Lyme Disease has steadily crept across the United States, with more human and pet cases being seen each year. We know that ticks are responsible for spreading the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease, but did you know that the spring time robin may play a part as well? New research has shown that many songbirds are instrumental in the expansion of this serious disease. Learn what you can do to keep your pets safe from ticks that are “flying the friendly skies!”
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Release date
Mar 3, 2010
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Runtime
02:58
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