Dr. Gesell shares expert advice on pet care in his recurring column for The Pecan Newsletter. Take a look at his latest pieces below:
Safeguarding Your Furry Friends: Thanksgiving Foods That Are Safe and Unsafe for Pets (November)
While we indulge in our favorite Thanksgiving dishes, it's crucial to remember that our furry companions may not share the same dietary tolerance.
Halloween Hazards and Safe Celebrations for Pets (September 2025)
Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year for families, but it can also be one of the most stressful—and dangerous—for pets.
Holiday Safety Tips for Pets: Keeping Your Furry Friends Safe (October 2024)
The holiday season brings excitement, but it also introduces potential risks for your pets. From festive foods to decorations, it’s important to keep your furry friends safe while enjoying the celebrations.
Dogs and Dads (June 2023)
Recent studies have revealed that dogs may have a particularly positive impact on the health of fathers.
Heat Stroke in Dogs (Summer 2023)
With warmer temperatures, it's important to take extra precautions to ensure your dog stays safe and healthy.
Pet Dental Care (2020)
Over time dogs and cats can get plaque and tartar buildup on their teeth that can lead to bad breath and infections.
Pet First Aid Kit (Spring 2020)
Most veterinarians highly recommend having a pet first aid kit available in case of an emergency.
Firework Safety
No one knows exactly why some dogs are scared of fireworks, but it is probably a fear they developed during their development as a puppy.
Going to the Groomer Versus Grooming At Home
You might think bathing is simple, and a hose in the backyard will do the trick. But a professional groomer has been trained to care for your pet and give them the proper treatment and suggestions that they need.
April Is Heartworm Awareness Month
Since the signs of this disease can go unnoticed, yearly testing is required to detect early disease.
Spring Pet Care: A Season of Renewal for Your Furry Friends
Here’s how to ensure your pets stay happy, healthy, and safe this spring.