Dr. Carolyn Baiz-Chen graduated with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Western University in 2016, and has since worked in general practice, urgent care, and end-of-life care services for several veterinary hospitals and clinics.
Dogs can sometimes get themselves into trouble by eating objects that they aren’t supposed to ingest. Occasionally, the foreign object that’s ingested will pass right out of the other end. […]
If you are searching for information about blood blisters in dogs, you’ve likely noticed that a red, fluid-filled area has appeared on your dog’s skin somewhere. As veterinarians, we frequently […]
Since we all have to pick up our dogs’ poop at one point or another, it’s likely fair to say that dog owners know pretty well when their dogs’ stools […]
Are you curious about what your dog’s urine color means? Some dogs go potty indoors on a pad, so their owners will notice slight changes to the color because they […]
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Each of our veterinarians has earned a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent unless otherwise specified. Articles are then vetted, when appropriate, by one of our Medical Directors.
