Nell Ostermeier DVM, CVA, FAAVA
Nell Ostermeier is an Integrative Veterinarian, Motivator, Lecturer, and Consultant.
PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | JUNE 6, 2022Silent Killers for Pets: Splenic Tumors
Fend off silent killers in dogs, like splenic tumors, by getting regular check-ups at your veterinarian. We explain what splenic tumors are and how they're treated.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | DECEMBER 17, 2022Feline Heart Disease: A Silent Killer for Cats
Cat owners should be aware of the prevalence of cat heart disease. Learn the symptoms of feline cardiac disease, causes, detection, and prevention.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | DECEMBER 17, 2022Dental Disease in Dogs & Cats
Dental disease in dogs & cats can be a silent killer. Proper dental care keeps your pet healthy in more ways than one, stopping bacteria from moving to vital organs.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | AUGUST 21, 2022How Much Exercise Does a Senior Dog Need?
There's no right amount of exercise for a senior dog, but there are a few things to keep in mind, including how much your pet can actually handle.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | JULY 15, 2022Customizing Your Dog’s Diet with Fresh Foods This Summer
Summer is the perfect time to expand your dog’s diet with fresh, whole foods. Here are some farmer's market favorites to keep your pup healthy and happy.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | FEBRUARY 7, 2023Obesity in Senior Dogs
Extra weight isn't a normal part of getting older for dogs. Here are 4 ways to fight obesity in senior dogs, including age-appropriate diet and exercise.
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BEHAVIOR AND TRAINING | SEPTEMBER 28, 2022Making Your Dog’s Mental Health a Top Priority
Canine mental health is as important as their physical well-being. Here are 3 great, vet-recommended ways to prioritize your dog's mental health.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | SEPTEMBER 21, 2022The Top 3 Benefits of Dog Massage
Did you know that massage has health benefits for dogs? It can prevent muscle tension & soreness, as well as stop those conditions from escalating to arthritis.
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PET HEALTH AND SAFETY | MARCH 8, 2023Vector-Borne Diseases in Pets: Why They’re Becoming a National Problem
Vector-borne diseases (spread by ticks and mosquitos) used to be a regional problem. However, illnesses like Lyme disease and heartworm have become a national issue.
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