Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Veterinarian
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Education & Trainings

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
    University of Illinois, 2019
 

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Publications

Dr. Brittany Kleszynski is a veterinarian and freelance medical writer who specializes in creating meaningful content that engages readers and speaks directly to the intended audiences.
 
She writes and edits educational articles and blog posts for pet parents about a variety of topics. She also creates continuing education courses and other online learning modules for various healthcare professionals.
 
Dr. Kleszynski graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2019, and she has worked in research and small animal practice since graduating. She founded Pawprint Communications LLC to combine her love for medicine with her passion for writing and educating others. She is also a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Recent Articles

Cat Intestinal Blockage Surgery: What It Is and How To Help Your Cat
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Cat intestinal blockages are medical emergencies that require prompt veterinary care for the best outcome. In many cases, surgery is needed to remove a foreign body or mass causing the blockage. Cat intestinal...

Cat Ear Problems: Types and How Pet Parents Can Help
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

If you’ve noticed your cat scratching his ears or shaking his head lately, he may have an ear condition. A wide variety of cat ear problems cause them discomfort, such as ear infections or ear mites. Getting...

Aspiration Pneumonia in Cats: Causes and Treatment
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Aspiration pneumonia is a serious medical condition caused by accidental inhalation of a foreign substance into the lungs. While aspiration pneumonia is uncommon in cats, it’s life-threatening and requires...

Ataxia in Dogs: What It Is, Symptoms, and Treatment
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

This loss of balance, known as ataxia, refers to abnormal body movements and lack of coordination, which can occur when there is damage to a dog’s nervous system (the brain, spinal cord, or nerves). This...

Cat Coughing: Why It Happens and When To Call Your Vet
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Cats cough to expel an irritant in their airways or because of inflammation or underlying disease. Various causes can contribute to cat coughing, including infections, allergies , or foreign objects ....

How To Switch Cat Food
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Brittany Kleszynski, DVM

Switching cat food seems simple enough, but there’s a right way to do it. You should always consult your veterinarian before making any changes. Here’s how to transition your cat’s food gradually over...