Author Archives: HAHF Admin
Hurricane Preparedness Guides For Pet Owners Now Available
TAMPA, FL — The veterinarians of the Hillsborough Animal Health Foundation today announced the availability of their newly revamped 2008…
The Big Picture
We have a problem in this country, a crisis in animal overpopulation. In all areas including the city, country, suburbs,…
Happy, Healthy Pets
A new dog or cat can be a wonderful addition to your family. However you need to be prepared to…
Lantana Toxicity
“Maggie” is a playful, adorable, seven-month-old Bichon puppy who came into our hospital for ovariohysterectomy surgery (commonly called a spay)….
An Infected Uterus (Pyometra)
“Abby” a 4- year-old, intact (not spayed) female, Shih Tzu, was presented for blood in the urine, and being lethargic….
Permethrin Toxicity in a Cat
Emergencies happen in veterinary medicine just as they do in human medicine. Unfortunately, some are due to the honest attempts…
Why You Shouldn’t Feed Your Dog Bones
Tug, a 13-year-old male neutered Schnauzer mix, was presented for gagging, lethargy, difficulty breathing and drooling for two days. On…
It’s a Glandular Problem
Lucy was a new patient for our hospital when I met her and her owners last January. The complaint on…
Potpourri Toxicity
A three-month old domestic shorthair cat presented for an acute episode of wheezing and what the owner perceived as trying…
Since we will not be holding our monthly “Adopt a Pet Saturday”, we wanted to introduce you to the wonderful... 
