RICHMOND, Va – Dr. Danielle Spencer-David visited the studio to talk about how we can keep our four-legged family members safe. She covered health risks such as “Bloat,” GDV, and other conditions, as well as signs, symptoms, and prevention. Any change in your dog’s behavior might require a visit to your vet.
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