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    Dr. Kristina Belton

    When Is She Due?

    When a pregnant patient walks into our clinic, it isn’t enough for us to know her due date. It is also critically important for us to know how that date was determined.  Canine gestation length is 63 days from the day of ovulation.  However, because we can’t SEE when ovulation Read more…

    By Dr. Kristina Belton, 4 yearsAugust 29, 2021 ago

    7 Tasks for Healthy Puppies in the First 8 Weeks

    You’ve made it through whelping, and now you have a basketful of beautiful puppies. Are they healthy? How do you know? Below, I’ll outline 6 recommendations to maximize your puppies’ health in the first 8 weeks.  Check for cleft palates  A cleft palate is a defect in the roof of Read more…

    By Dr. Kristina Belton, 5 yearsJanuary 29, 2020 ago

    Can We Trust In-House Progesterone Analyzers?

    When measuring progesterone for breeding management, there are many cases when sending blood to an outside reference laboratory (with next-day results) is adequate. However, in situations when timing needs to be exact, such as with frozen semen, individuals with less-than-ideal fertility, or logistically-challenged breedings, having the results the same day Read more…

    By Dr. Kristina Belton, 6 yearsDecember 13, 2019 ago

    An Introduction to Progesterone (Spoiler: It’s not about the numbers)

    Measuring progesterone is the single-most helpful diagnostic in determining when your bitch is ready to be bred. If you want to maximize the chances that she will get pregnant, measuring progesterone is absolutely essential. There is a fair amount of misinformation out there when it comes to the best way Read more…

    By Dr. Kristina Belton, 6 yearsDecember 6, 2019 ago

    Why Do Puppies Get So Many Vaccines?

    The immune system in a healthy animal is constantly searching for potential threats. If the immune system identifies a disease threatening the animal, it produces antibodies that seek out the disease and mark it for destruction. The animal is protected and the immune system saves a “memory” of the disease Read more…

    By Dr. Kristina Belton, 6 yearsNovember 27, 2019 ago

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