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Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Veterinarian and pet care consultant at Dogster.com and 3 other companies
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Chyrle Bonk graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Oregon State University in 2010. Chyrle has practiced in a mixed animal clinic for over 10 years. She enjoys treating animals and sharing her expertise through websites like Excited Cats. Beyond that, Chyrle enjoys exploring the Idaho wilderness with her family. She also owns a small cattle herd!

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  • Dog Ramps: Essential for Joint Health, Says Veterinarian
    "Dog ramps are invaluable for protecting your dog's joints," says Dr. Bonk. Large breeds especially benefit, as jumping stresses their hips, back, and legs. Choose a ramp that's appropriately sized, with good traction and portability. This helps prevent joint degradation and injuries from falls.
  • Cat Hydration: How Water Fountains Can Help
    Dr. Bonk explains, "Cats tend to not drink a lot of water and can be picky. Water fountains encourage cats to drink more by inciting curiosity and keeping water fresh and clean."
  • Top 5 Holiday Hazards for Pets and How to Avoid Them
    Dr. Bonk highlights five key hazards: holiday food, decorations, Christmas trees, holiday plants, and visitors. She advises storing food securely, keeping decorations out of reach, tethering Christmas trees, displaying plants safely, and providing pets with a retreat during gatherings. For those traveling, she recommends leaving pets at home or ensuring they have current identification.