Author Archives: Dr. Nan Rosenberry

About Dr. Nan Rosenberry

Dr. Nan Rosenberry earned her veterinary degree from Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine in Boston. She also has a BS from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. Dr. Rosenberry has lived in Florida and worked at Bay Road Animal Hospital since 1999. She and her husband, Steve, have a son in elementary school and enjoy family trips to Disney. Prior to becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Rosenberry was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Honduras and has travelled extensively in Central and South America. She has also lived in Idaho, California, Connecticut, and the Washington, DC area. Dr. Rosenberry is interested in all aspects of canine and feline medicine and surgery. She is involved in the control of pet overpopulation and volunteers for the Animal Rescue Coalition (ARC) spay and neuter program. She received an award in 2009 in recognition of 10 years of volunteer service “For the Animals.”

Florida Wintertime Myths

Pet owners hear many different myths about how to take care of their pets, especially during the winter months in Florida. Dr. Rosenberry addresses some myths in this month’s adrticle. Myth#1 - My dogs and cats don’t need to be on … Continue reading

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Halloween and Pets Q & A

Question 1– I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback at home and she has a knack for getting food left on tables, in cabinets, etc. I have heard chocolate is bad for dogs, is this true? If so, and she gets into … Continue reading

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Question and Answer – Fireworks and Your Pets

q. My dog, Daisy, is afraid of fireworks. She shakes and pants whenever fireworks are being set off. Will all of this stress cause Daisy to have any health problems? a. Fireworks and thunderstorms cause anxiety for a lot of … Continue reading

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Food Allergies in Dogs

People always ask vets about food allergies in dogs.  Salespeople at pet food stores talk to people about “good” and “bad” ingredients in food and can confuse the issue.  I often hear “I’m feeding Rocky a really expensive food, how … Continue reading

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How to Find Fleas on your Pet

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How To Brush A Dog’s Teeth

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The Importance of Pet Dentistry

At least 80 % of our dog and cat patients have dental disease.  It may be as mild as tartar build-up or as severe as bone loss from periodontal disease.  Maintenance of your pet’s mouth is important for overall health.  … Continue reading

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Jax the dog won’t listen to me!

As a veterinarian, I handle and examine dogs many times throughout the day.  I do great!  Other people’s dogs are calm and well behaved in the exam room, but even if they are not, I am able to get them … Continue reading

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Losing a Cat to Kidney Disease

Sadly, I recently lost my 16 year old cat, Max, to chronic kidney disease.  This disease can be slowly progressive and a cat lives a happy life for years and years; however Max rapidly progressed to a debilitated state within … Continue reading

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Puppies

I was in a pet supply store (as a customer) and overheard some talking which demonstrates some misinformation.  A pet owner was looking for a Halloween costume for her new puppy and placed the puppy on the floor.  Someone else … Continue reading

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