Speaking for Spot - Dr. Nancy Kay
Speaking for SpotVeterinarian, Dr. Nancy Kay shares education and inspiration with dog lovers everywhere.
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Puddle Precautions
There’s a lot to be said for a vigorous walk with your dog after a rainstorm. The landscape is refreshed, the air smells great, and you and your dog get to unleash some cabin fever!
As fun as it is to watch your dog splash and play in the...
Requesting Your Help
Hello dear readers,
I have a favor to ask of you. Do you have connections with:
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middle-grade teachers?
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middle school librarians?
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public librarians?
If so, I would love if you would share their contact information with...
The Meat We Eat
Recently, horrible photos have been showing up on my social media feeds. They’re of ready-for-slaughter “meat dogs” intended for human consumption. The animals are stacked on top of one another in stuffed-to-the-gills cages or restrained in...
Five Things Veterinarians Enjoy About Poop Samples
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if our pets didn’t have to poop? No litter boxes to clean, no toting warm feces around in a green plastic bag, and no inadvertently stepping in a fresh pile of poo (major yuck). Alas, poop production is simply a nor...
Nutritional Causes of Canine Heart Disease
Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a pretty darned awful heart disease in dogs. The heart muscle becomes weak and flabby, failing in its function to pump blood around the body. Dogs with DCM may show zero evidence of their disease until someth...
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I am a veterinarian, lover of all creatures (except spiders), and am outspoken about puppy mills. I'm also a writer and the author of Speaking for Spot: Be the Advocate Your Dog Needs to Live a Happy, Healthy, Longer Life.
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