Dr. Jamie Whittenburg graduated from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in 2006. She is the owner and director of Kingsgate Animal Hospital, a full-service animal hospital providing comprehensive pet healthcare services in Lubbock, TX.
Published in BARk Magazine
Dr Jamie Whittenburg has been published in BARk.
Recent Articles by Dr Jamie Whittenburg
Quiz Result: My Senior Dog Has a Dry Cough But is Otherwise Acting Normal - If your dog has developed a dry cough, as a pet parent, you are understandably concerned, even if your dog… [...]
Quiz Result: My Old Dog Has a Dry Cough and Does Not Appear to Feel Well - A dry cough in a senior dog that isn’t feeling well may represent a minor ailment but could also be… [...]
My Old Dog is Coughing Up Phlegm or Mucus, but is Otherwise Acting Normal - Any time your senior canine friend isn't feeling well, it is concerning. Just like in humans, coughing is a common… [...]
Quiz Result: Your Senior Dog is Coughing Up Phlegm or Mucus, and Does Not Appear to be Well - There are many different types of coughs. A cough that sounds "wet" or results in the production of mucus and… [...]
My Senior Dog is No Longer Eating – And also Vomited - Your old dog no longer eating is already a cause for concern, but what does it mean if your dog… [...]
Scabs on Your Dog? A Vet Explains What to Do [With Images] - Finding strange injuries or abrasions on our dog's skin can be unnerving. We worry about our little friend: where's he… [...]
Suddenly, My Dog Is Peeing A Lot! What do I do? - As a practicing small animal veterinarian for 16 years, I have had the privilege of knowing many of my dog… [...]
Black Spots on Dog Skin: Common Causes and What to Do - Dogs are such an important part of our lives and our families. It can be scary when a pet parent… [...]
Sebaceous Cysts in Dogs: What They Look Like & What to Do - Dogs are part of our families, and as pet parents, we want to ensure that they are always happy and… [...]
Lipomas in Dogs: What They Look Like and What to Do About Them - Lipomas are very common tumors in dogs. These tumors are benign (not cancerous) and are typically seen in middle-aged and… [...]Also read our articles on dog ear infections and best dog ear cleaning solutions.
