Dr. Peter Dobias DVM

Pax has a habit of introducing me to some very interesting people. Last year, I was walking Pax at Letna Park in my hometown of Prague. On this walk, we ran into a lovely woman, a dog lover, with a beautiful Rhodesian Ridgeback. As we chatted, the woman told me her dog was 11 years […]

  There’s a moment every dog lover dreads. We know it’s coming — deep down, we do — but when it finally arrives, it can shake us in ways we never expected. For me, that moment came when I was in Norway on business, finalizing our FeelGood Omega production. Shortly after my arrival, I received

  If you live up North, I hope you and your dogs are enjoying the crisp winter air, rolling in the snow, and cozy indoor snuggles. And if you are down under or further south, beach time doesn’t sound like a bad idea either!  Can you believe we’re already in February? Do you have a

Being a dog lover or a veterinarian requires building a good rapport with dogs. Some dogs are social butterflies, while others take a little more coaxing.  For most dog lovers, giving our dogs treats is just one of the ways to connect and express our love for them. Sometimes, even complete strangers carry a few

  For decades, conventional spaying and neutering, which involves removing the gonads, were considered the healthiest and most humane choices for dogs. But not anymore. Earlier this year, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association turned this conventional wisdom upside down.  They announced that based on recent research, conventional, they no longer recommend conventional spaying and neutering because

  For decades, conventional spaying and neutering, which involves removing the gonads, were considered the healthiest and most humane choices for dogs. But not anymore. Earlier this year, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association turned this conventional wisdom upside down.  They announced that based on recent research, conventional, they no longer recommend conventional spaying and neutering because