Working From Home With Your Pet: The Way Of The Future?

Working From Home With Your Pet: The Way Of The Future?

Over the course of the last year, the home has turned into the center for living, entertainment, and even working. While working from home with your pet might have seemed exciting at first, a lot of us quickly saw how our pets can make it harder to stay productive throughout the day.  Whether your cat […]

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When Doggie Breath Starts to Really Reek, It’s Time to Act

When Doggie Breath Starts to Really Reek, It’s Time to Act

The seemingly slow build up of yucky yellowish-brown stuff on the back molars might not cause problems right away, but if left alone for too long, a telltale smell might become part of your dog’s kisses. The first sign of dental disease in pets (like people) is usually bad breath.  Unfortunately, that doggie breath you’ve […]

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Positive Reinforcement Training: Why it Works

Positive Reinforcement Training: Why it Works

Proper training is a key component of a happy, relaxed dog who can enjoy the company of humans and other animals. When it comes to training methods, there are plenty of options out there, but most boil down to one of two things: positive or negative reinforcement.  The team at Dupont Veterinary Clinic is here […]

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Dupont Veterinary Clinic’s Top 5 Blogs of 2020!

Dupont Veterinary Clinic’s Top 5 Blogs of 2020!

Oh 2020… You rascal of a year. You’ve certainly had more than your fair share up ups and downs and, truth be told, we are not necessarily sad to see you go. Yet, for all the challenges you’ve thrown at us, one thing most of us can agree on is that it has been a […]

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Cuteness Overload: Guinea Pig Care and Keeping

Cuteness Overload: Guinea Pig Care and Keeping

Ever so adorable and endearing, guinea pigs have long-enjoyed their status as popular family pets, particularly for those looking to adopt a fur-friend that is both inexpensive and non-destructive.  That said, there are also a slew of popular misconceptions about guinea pigs. These misnomers include the belief that they are low-maintenance pets who do not […]

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The Digital Age: The Role of Digital Imaging in Veterinary Medicine

The Digital Age: The Role of Digital Imaging in Veterinary Medicine

Technology gets better (and faster) almost every day, and veterinary medicine has benefited from these innovations. Over the last century we have gone from James Herriot-style farm vets to the ability to perform organ transplants – a pretty remarkable jump, in our estimation.  At Dupont Veterinary Clinic, veterinary technology is particularly visible in our daily […]

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Celebrating Veterinary Technicians and the Extraordinary Services They Provide

Celebrating Veterinary Technicians and the Extraordinary Services They Provide

While most pet owners refer to their primary veterinarian when speaking of their pet’s medical care, you may be surprised just how much a veterinary technician does. In fact, veterinary technicians are the first to assess your pet, as well as provide important screening and diagnostic services. They are an essential part of a successful, […]

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The Skinny on the Scaly: The Best in Basic Reptile Care

The Skinny on the Scaly: The Best in Basic Reptile Care

Reptiles are fun, interesting, unusual, and intelligent. While not as fluffy or playful as other household pets, snakes, lizards and turtles can bring a lot of joy to owners of various experience levels.  For many people with allergies to feathers or fur, reptiles offer a great alternative to traditional pet ownership. Plus, when done right, […]

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A Corny Conundrum: Why Do My Dog’s Paws Smell like Corn Chips?

A Corny Conundrum: Why Do My Dog’s Paws Smell like Corn Chips?

No one ever thinks a dog smells great all of the time. In fact, most doggos have a musty odor to them, especially when they get wet. But if you have ever gotten a quick whiff of your dog’s feet, it may have reminded you of something… Is that… corn chips?  “Frito feet” may seem […]

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Why You Should Consider Adopting A Disabled Pet

Why You Should Consider Adopting A Disabled Pet

When a prospective pet owner is on the lookout for a new pet, a deaf cat or three-legged dog probably isn’t what they’re searching for. The truth is, life with a disabled pet can be just as rewarding, if not more so, than with that “perfect” puppy or kitten. Unfortunately, disabled pets aren’t adopted very […]

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