Question:
How do I know that the pet health care information
and the dog and cat question and answer topics are valid and credible
information? My vet tells me to be cautious about any online
veterinary medical information. Thanks,
R.D., Memphis |
Answer:
from Director,
T. J. Dunn, DVM
Great question! I agree totally with your local veterinarian and I
tell my own clients the same thing. As director of content for
this website I control whatever you see, including who the sponsors are
and where the links go. Keep a critical mindset about what is
presented online, including this site! If you see anything in
TheAnswerVet.com that seems in error or is confusing, I want to know
about it! I have two motives for creating this site: The
main priority is to give dog and cat owners quick access to intelligent
answers to commonly asked pet dog and cat health care questions. The second is to create revenue via the sponsors.
If I put my 40 years of veterinary experience to good use, and pet
owners respond approvingly, to earn a living providing a service to pet
owners is even more enjoyable.
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Doctor's Notes
There will be variety of tips, warnings, and comments
in this column. You will find links to our sponsors and other
useful data.
Read the instructions!
Many flea and tick products work from within the skin's oil
layer; if you wash the oils off by shampooing before you apply the
topical medication, it may not be effective!
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