HeyJaredBonnie Franklin DVM
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Dr. Bonnie Franklin: Rabies Is Still a Real Threat, So Why Doesn’t Santa Barbara County Require Cat Vaccinations? (opens the original)
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Rabies is a fatal virus disease that attacks the central nervous system in mammals, including humans. It is not a disease that was only active historically. Worldwide, rabies causes about 59,000 human deaths annually.About 4,500 cases of rabies are detected in animals annually in the United States. This year in California, there have been 213 cases through mid-August. Of the confirmed rabies cases, 194 were bats,18 were skunks and one was a dog. In Santa Barbara County so far, there have been fo
Dr. Bonnie Franklin: Santa Barbara Unleashes the Good Life for Dogs (opens the original)
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Here in Santa Barbara, we live in paradise and so do our dogs. Santa Barbara is so very dog friendly. There reportedly are more than 128 dog-friendly restaurants here with leashed dogs allowed in their outdoor seating areas. There are abundant dog parks. To name a few, Tucker’s Grove Park has a fenced-off area for dogs to be leash-free called the Off-Leash Kiwanis Meadow; Elings Park allows off-leash dog access on most of its 230 acres with Elings Park Dog Owners Group (EPDOG) membership; and th
Dr. Bonnie Franklin: Ozempic for Your Overweight Pet? The Answer Is a Resounding No (opens the original)
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Clients are asking me about giving their overweight dog or cat their Ozempic. The answer is a resounding NO! This is not a matter of simply adjusting the dose. It is a matter of life and possibly death for your dog or cat. Do not give any GLP-1 medication such as Ozempoic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound intended for humans to your pet. Do not give any of your prescriptions or over-the-counter medications to your dog or cat without asking your veterinarian! We all find our pets to be part of the fa
Dr. Bonnie Franklin: How Acupuncture Can Help Ease Your Dog’s Chronic Pain (opens the original)
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If you are considering a form of alternative medicine for your dog’s chronic pain that is safe and effective, consider acupuncture. What is acupuncture? Acupuncture has been around in some form for thousands of years, but it is only in recent decades that veterinarians have started prescribing it as a treatment for dogs. “Acupuncture needles are inserted into specific points where the nerves and blood vessels travel closely together,” said Dr. Patricia Kohr DVM, a certified veterinary medical ac
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