Urination Frequency in Dogs: When to Call Your Veterinarian

Have your dog’s urinary patterns changed? Or are you worried about the frequency or color of your dog’s urine? Might be time to call your veterinarian. Learn more.

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Healthy Livestock Means Safe & Affordable Food

Animal medicines are a critical link in the food safety chain, representing a necessary tool for farmers and veterinarians to help prevent diseases, treat sick animals, and control outbreaks among livestock and poultry. Keeping food-producing animals healthy also increases the availability and affordability of safe meat and dairy products.

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Pet Anesthesia 101

Just like for humans, anesthesia is used to control pets’ consciousness so that they don’t feel pain or move during medical procedures. Veterinarians take precautions, conduct comprehensive check-ups and monitor your pet closely, before, during and after the procedure; read more about what to know when your pet needs anesthesia.

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It’s National Ag Day, A Time to Recognize the Essential Role of Agriculture in Our Daily Lives

By Martha Scott Poindexter American agriculture feeds us all. In kitchens and on tables across the country, we have a wide range of nutritional choices thanks to the hard work and innovation of America’s farmers and ranchers. We in animal health are proud of the role we play by providing farmers and ranchers the tools […]

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Rely on Your Veterinarian to Help Prevent Parasites

Did you know that the parasites are an increasing threat to pets and people? In the United States, over a million dogs test positive for heartworm each year, while sampling done across veterinary clinics and dog parks consistently find parasitic infections. Recognizing World Parasite Awareness Day is an important step toward keeping pets and people […]

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Boomer Gets Smart About Parasite Risks

I heard my owner, Martha Scott, talking to some people that it’s possible to get fleas and ticks almost anywhere in the country almost any time of the year. I couldn’t believe my ears, so I decided to look it up. Sure enough, parasites like fleas, ticks, heartworm, and more are on the move. I’m […]

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A Pledge to Prevent Parasites

March 20th is World #ParasiteAwarenessDay, and AHI has signed the Prevention Pledge because we believe in the power of prevention. Fleas, ticks, and worms remain a serious risk for pets, and they can cause diseases to spread to people. Prevention is the most effective protection, so talk to your veterinarian about what’s best for your […]

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Nothing Comes Between Me and My Dog – Especially Parasites

Like many Americans, my dog is an essential part of my daily life. Our relationship is mutually beneficial—he keeps me active and helps relieve stress, and I make sure he is safe and healthy. Still, I must remain vigilant, because he could be an unwitting host for parasites. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms are on the move, expanding their geographic reach into new states and regions across the U.S.

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Pup-Safe Parks

Dog parks and daycares are great social activities for your dog, but they can also lead to the spread of diseases. Viral illnesses, parasitic infestations, and infections can all be spread in dog social settings. To combat this, ensure your pet has up to date vaccines, parasite control, and proper hygiene. Read more about specific […]

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Heartworms: Know the Risks

Heartworm disease is a preventable but serious and potentially fatal parasite that infects dogs, cats, and wild animals. The parasite is exclusively transmitted through mosquitos, meaning even indoor animals can be infected and that the disease is in every state in the U.S. However, heartworms can be easily prevented with yearly regular treatment and monitoring. […]

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