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Fish Oil May Be Your Pet's Best Friend

Duration: 3:08
Published: 2010-11-19
Uploaded: 2010-11-19
Author: MyVNN

You might recall your grandmother regaling you with tales of how a spoonful of cod liver oil every day helped keep her chipper and spry. Well, as it turns out, Grandma may have been on the right track. Fish oils, especially those rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, have been shown to reduce risk of heart disease and stroke in people. And, even our pets are benefitting from this research! Learn how cod liver oil could just become you pet's newest best friend!!

Colorado Horse Rescue

Duration: 1:30
Published: 2010-09-20
Uploaded: 2010-09-23
Author: MyVNN

This video was produced by Dr. Jim Humphries of the Veterinary News Network in conjunction with DVMedia. It is a web page video for the Colorado Horse Rescue (www.CHR.org). It shows seven before and after images of abandoned horses. CHR is 26 years old and helps abandoned and neglected horses get back to health and find forever homes.

Pet Therapy in Hospitals

Duration: 2:37
Published: 2007-10-16
Uploaded: 2010-12-01
Author: MyVNN

Everyone knows how beneficial pets can be in our lives. But now, recent scientific evidence has actually proven what pet owners already knew. Heart failure patients who spent 12 minutes with a dog or cat had lower stress hormone levels, lower blood pressure levels, and a general brighter outlook about their recovery. Therapy dogs, and cats, have now started their rounds, under "doctor's orders". Watch this video to learn more.

Music Heartbeat Therapy in Pets

Duration: 2:00
Published: 2008-03-14
Uploaded: 2010-11-07
Author: MyVNN

When Terry Woodford first conceived of the 'Baby-Go-To-Sleep' Heartbeat Music Therapy CD in 1985, he had no intention of comforting and calming any baby other than human preemies and fussy toddlers. But as this successful music industry executive discovered, babies, either human or canine, respond to his simple, repetitive classic lullabies in which the sound of a human heart beat is superimposed. And the response is striking. They relax and fall asleep within a few minutes of listening to the special mix

Strange Things Found In Pets Stomachs

Duration: 2:19
Published: 2007-10-12
Uploaded: 2010-11-28
Author: MyVNN

As improbable as it seems, a puppy can swallow an 11" steak knife and survive without any apparent lasting effects. Veterinarians from across the country have submitted x-rays in a contest to find the most unusual objects found in a pet's stomachs. Will the winner be the snake who ate the light bulbs or the dog who ate nine batteries of various sizes?

WHAT IS VNN?

Duration: 0:40
Published: 2007-10-17
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

We are a group of veterinarians in the US and Canada that contribute to local news media. VNN prepares these 2 minute TV news stories and we use them in our own TV stations to educate the public and call attention to local events and many times help adopt pets from the local shelter. VNN now has almost 400 veterinarians as VNN Reporters. Our annual meeting is held every year in conjunction with the Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas in February. If you are a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, OR , a media media journalist please contact us at www.myvnn.com.

A Promotional Video for Littleton Equine Medical Center

Duration: 1:44
Published: 2010-09-20
Uploaded: 2010-11-14
Author: MyVNN

Littleton Equine Medical Center in Littleton Colorado celebrates 60 years of helping horses all along the Colorado Front Range. This video, produced by the Veterinary News Network in conjunction with DVMedia, (www.MyVNN.com) is a modern and stylized look at the facility and can be used on the web home page for all visitors to get a quick inside look at this fascinating facility.

Veterinary Acupuncture

Duration: 1:47
Published: 2008-03-14
Uploaded: 2010-09-24
Author: MyVNN

Acupuncture involves the insertion of small gauge needles to various points on the body in order to cause physiological responses in the body. Acupuncture works by stimulating nerve endings near acupuncture points. These nerve fibers then conduct impulses to the brain and spinal cord, causing changes in the body that speed healing. Animal owners are showing a growing interest in this field in an effort to find the best care for their pets, especially when conventional medicine and surgery options may not have been successful. Learn more by watching this interesting video.

Hot Hybrid Dog Breeds

Duration: 1:40
Published: 2008-03-15
Uploaded: 2010-11-03
Author: MyVNN

From the well trained, low shedding Labradoodle to the perfect for the apartment Puggle, new hybrid dog breeds are appearing everywhere. Becoming popular with celebrities and anyone wanting to be part of the latest trend, these new cross breeds are winning their way into people's hearts and their pocketbooks as well. Is this just a fad or do these hybrids have a chance to be part of the purebred world?

RABIES

Duration: 2:04
Published: 2008-03-14
Uploaded: 2010-11-27
Author: MyVNN

Rabies is a disease we usually think of as having well under control with vaccinations. But the deadly disease seems to emerge each spring and summer as a problem. Rabies is a scary disease because it is fatal to both people and pets and every year we should look at keeping ourselves and our pets (both dogs and cats) safe. Rabies is also a highly regulated disease and all pet owners must follow the vaccination requirements to help keep this killer at bay. Vaccination rules vary according to where you live, so advice from your veterinarian is essential.

Lyme Disease in Dogs

Duration: 1:59
Published: 2007-10-18
Uploaded: 2010-10-21
Author: MyVNN

As if ticks were not bad enough, these blood suckers can also transmit a serious disease to our pets. Lyme disease is fairly well known in humans, but not everyone is aware of how it can affect our dogs. April has been designated National Prevent Lyme in Dogs month by the Lyme Disease Foundation. Help your best friend by learning about tick prevention and how vaccines can help stop Lyme disease. Watch this video to learn more.

Pet Loss - Options for Grieving Pet Owners

Duration: 2:01
Published: 2008-03-15
Uploaded: 2010-10-03
Author: MyVNN

The end of our pets' lives can be a traumatic event for many people. The bond that we share with our pets means we aren't just losing an animal; we are losing a family member. Pet burials, memorials services and even complete funerals are becoming commonplace across the nation. There are even many pet loss support lines. Many pet owners are now finding that these "after-life" options help them to gain closure.

CANINE INFLUENZA - Dog Flu Spreads Rapidly

Duration: 2:01
Published: 2008-03-05
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

Avian flu is in the news, but dogs also have a new flu virus and it is spreading. If your dog is coughing and sneezing you don't want to shrug it off as "just" kennel cough. Canine Influenza was first seen a little over a year ago and is spreading across the country and it has already killed dogs in several states. The chances of your dog getting Canine Influenza are remote, but an ounce of prevention is worth many dollars in vet bills.

CANINE HEARTWORM DISEASE 1

Duration: 1:54
Published: 2008-03-15
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

In 2004, more than a quarter of a million pets were affected by a disease that is completely preventable. Heartworm disease, spread by mosquitoes, is often un-noticed by the pet owner because of the lack of apparent symptoms. Untreated, this parasite can cause exercise intolerance, coughing, damage to the main blood vessels of the heart, liver failure and even death. Pet owners can prevent this potentially fatal disease by the use of economical monthly medications. The continued high incidence of this problem has experts looking at many biological factors and even at the shift of our population to different areas of the country.

Xylitol Toxicity in Dogs

Duration: 2:13
Published: 2007-10-17
Uploaded: 2010-11-30
Author: MyVNN

Before you share that sugar free dessert treat with your dog, pay attention! A recent clinical report from the ASPCA Poison Control Center has shown that dogs appear to develop severe liver failure and sudden decreases in blood sugar levels after ingesting foods containing the sweetener, Xylitol. Since Xylitol can be found in many sugar free foods, pet owners are urged to monitor the "people food" that might be given to their dog. Watch this video to learn more.

Giving Animals a LEG UP With Orthotics!!

Duration: 1:53
Published: 2008-02-29
Uploaded: 2010-11-19
Author: MyVNN

Professional athletes are known to have a high risk for joint or ligament injuries due to their chosen career. But, it seems that our pets, especially dogs, are at high risk as well. From broken legs to birth defects, veterinary orthopedic medicine is big business. Martin Kaufmann created Ortho Pets (www.orthopets.com), a company devoting their expertise to helping pets recover from orthopedic surgery, traumatic injury, or congenital deformities.

The Popularity of Exotic Pets

Duration: 2:12
Published: 2007-10-17
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

With more than 11 million reptiles and 18 million small mammals in our homes, these pets have gained in popularity in recent years. Their small size, uniqueness, and easy maintenance have made them very trendy. There are, however, a few things to be aware of before bringing one of these exotics into your home. Watch this video to learn more.

Heatstroke in Dogs

Duration: 1:53
Published: 2008-12-23
Uploaded: 2010-09-10
Author: MyVNN

Every year, thousands of dogs will end up at the animal emergency hospital due to heat stroke. This rapid and extreme rise of body temperature can happen very quickly on the hot, muggy days of summer and even more quickly if the pet is left in the car for just a few moments. Without the proper treatment, many dogs will die. Learning to recognize the symptoms of heat stroke and a few simply safety tips can help to save your pets life. Watch this video to learn more.

The Cutting Edge... Laser Surgery for Pets

Duration: 1:50
Published: 2007-10-18
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

Whether it's used for correcting vision or removing unwanted tattoos, people are very familiar with the use of lasers in human medicine. Few people, however, may know that lasers also have a place in helping keep our pets comfortable and safe during surgical procedures. Veterinarians across the country are finding out the benefits of providing this innovative service and pet owners are learning how much faster their pet recovers. Watch this video to learn more.

Cloning Pets

Duration: 2:16
Published: 2008-03-14
Uploaded: 2010-09-24
Author: MyVNN

To most pet lovers, that cherished "once-in-a-lifetime" dog or cat should remain just that. But new technology and creative business opportunities are giving some pet owners new options. Genetic Savings & Clone, a gene banking and cloning service for "exceptional pets", once offered to store a treasured pet's genetic material in the hopes that the owner will take advantage of cloning that pet in the future. Cloning opponents contend that an exact replica of a pet is impossible, as training, experience, and environment are keys to an individual's behavior and personality. Does this make sense practically, ethically or financially? Guess not - one year after this story they went out of business. Probably a very good thing!

Special Pets Might Need Special Veterinarians

Duration: 2:10
Published: 2007-10-18
Uploaded: 2010-08-27
Author: MyVNN

Seeing your pet sick is hard enough, but what happens if your veterinarian seems to be stumped as well? Increasingly, veterinarians and pet owners are turning to the skills and special talents of the veterinary specialist. More than 25 different specialties are available, helping pets with everything from cancer to broken legs. In fact, there are more than 8000 veterinary specialists across the US providing rare treatment and diagnostic abilities. Watch this video to learn more.

Saving Money on Veterinary Care

Duration: 2:13
Published: 2008-03-15
Uploaded: 2010-10-17
Author: MyVNN

In today's economy, saving money wherever you can is a smart thing to do. There are many opportunities for pet owners to not only save a few dollars, but also provide the best care for their pets. Routine vaccinations for infectious diseases, proper heartworm prevention, routine dental care and healthy diets are just few of the things that can end up saving pet owners big bucks.

Leptospirosis - Man and Beast

Duration: 2:02
Published: 2008-03-14
Uploaded: 2010-09-24
Author: MyVNN

Leptospirosis is an old bacterial disease that is getting a lot of new attention recently. It is rarely fatal, but can seriously damage the liver, kidneys, and eyes. Additional strains of this old disease are causing an increased number of cases in both people and animals. Leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease - a disease that can be transmitted between people and animals. Learn what can be causing this increase of Leptospirosis - who is at risk, and what can be done to protect people and pets.

Four False Flea Facts

Duration: 1:47
Published: 2008-06-17
Uploaded: 2010-08-26
Author: MyVNN

Four False Flea Facts Pet Owners Need to Know! Can fleas survive a typical Midwestern winter? How do you know the flea products your veterinarian sells are better than the ones in the pet store or grocery store? Have "super fleas" emerged that are resistant to these drugs? Conflicting and even confusing information seems to abound when people talk about these nasty parasites. Watch this video to get the straight scoop on flea myths!

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Fish Oil May Be Your Pet's Best Friend