It is a big world full of dangers when you are a small animal. Today we will go over some of the more common problems your small friend can encounter that should have you bringing them in to see the emergency veterinarian.
Getting your cat spayed or neutered comes with a variety of benefits. We will explain when you should get your cat or kitten fixed, and the benefits of spaying or neutering your cat.
Since our pets can't speak with us we will share some of the signs and symptoms that indicate a trip to the emergency vet is necessary.
Your cat is an important member of your family, and you want to do everything you can to make sure they live a long and healthy life. We will give you a general explanation of how often you should take your cat to the vet for routine checkups and preventive care.
Detecting a fever in dogs can be difficult. Let us explain how to detect a fever in dogs, the causes, symptoms, and what you need to know to care for your pet.
There are many health and behavioral benefits to spaying or neutering your dog. We will explain more about spaying or neutering, and how it can benefit your puppy.
Did you know that certain varieties of gum are toxic to dogs? Here are the steps you should take if your dog eats gum.
In this post, we will explain why it's important to bring your pet to your primary care veterinarian's office for routine exams and what you can expect at these appointments.
Dehydration occurs when your dog's body loses more water and electrolytes than it takes in, leading to issues with internal organs, joints, digestion, and body temperature.
Frequent or severe vomiting can indicate your cat is suffering from a more serious ailment. Here is a list of warning signs that indicate you should take your cat to the vet.
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