RICHMOND, Va - Veterinarian Dr. Danielle Spencer-David was back in the studio to share some helpful hints to keeping your four-legged friend healthy and safe. From nutrition to exercise routines, Dr. Spencer-David had some great advice to help prevent any health crisis involving your pet.
Keep your four-legged friend healthy and safe all year long
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