All About Vet Care

  • Five Ways To Tell If Your Feline Friend Needs Emergency Care

    6 February 2024

    As a responsible pet owner, your cat's well-being is naturally close to your heart. But how do you discern when your feline companion needs emergency attention? Cats are masters of masking symptoms of illness or injury, so it's crucial for every pet parent to be astutely attentive to signs that may necessitate urgent care. Sudden Inactivity A sudden and profound lack of activity in your cat, especially if it's an outgoing and active breed, can be an acute cause for concern.

  • Understanding At-Home Pet Euthanasia: A Compassionate Choice

    15 November 2023

    At-home pet euthanasia is a service that's becoming increasingly popular for pet owners. It offers a compassionate and comforting alternative to the clinical environment of a veterinary clinic. This process allows pets to spend their final moments in a familiar and peaceful setting. Knowing When It's Time The decision to euthanize a beloved pet is never easy. However, when a pet's quality of life significantly declines due to age or illness, it may be the kindest choice.

  • 4 Common Questions About Pet Vaccinations

    6 July 2023

    When you own a pet, you are responsible for its health and well-being. Besides feeding your pet a wholesome diet and making sure it stays active, it is important to get it vaccinated on a regular basis. Pet vaccinations are routine procedure and come with many benefits. Here are some frequently asked questions about pet vaccinations. Why Should I Get My Pet Vaccinated?  Pet vaccinations can protect your furry family member against many diseases, such as rabies, kennel cough, parvovirus and Lyme disease.

  • Three Potential Causes Of A Dog's Facial Swelling

    8 March 2023

    When you look at your dog's face, you might be concerned to notice significant swelling in one area, such as next to the dog's mouth. If you see such swelling, it's a good idea to call your local animal hospital to describe the problem and answer any questions you're asked. In all likelihood, the hospital will set up an appointment for you to promptly see a veterinarian to determine the cause of the swelling.

  • How To Tell If Your Fish Needs To See A Vet

    18 November 2022

    Fish are one of the most popular types of pet in America, and millions of households have different types of fish, ranging from your humble goldfish to tropical fish that can cost thousands of dollars. If your fish is experiencing health problems, then you can take them to a veterinarian just like anyone else (or sometimes a vet will come to you due to the large amount of work required to transport the fish).

  • Keys To More Productive Veterinary Visits

    12 August 2022

    Whether your pet needs a simple checkup or advanced treatment, you want to get as much benefit from those veterinary appointments or treatments as possible. Start by following these helpful strategies whenever your pet needs to visit the veterinary clinic. Call Ahead in Emergencies If your pet experiences a health crisis such as poisoning, serious bleeding, or heat stroke, resist the urge to rush the animal to the nearest pet clinic immediately.

  • How To Prevent Fleas And Ticks On Your Dog

    19 May 2022

    Fleas and ticks are a warm-weather problem for pets, especially as they are getting to be outside more and more often. Fleas and ticks can not only bite your dog, but they can also cause diseases such as Lyme disease and flea bites can get infected, leaving your dog in pain or worse. Preventing flea and tick bites in the first place is important, and preventative health is key for your dog to stay healthy and prevent the health concerns that can occur from a flea or tick bite.