Miss Freddie is a precious 11½ year old cat who, despite multiple medical problems, takes life in stride. Find out what happened when this geriatric cat got a much-needed dental procedure.
Like us, our cats and dogs benefit from proactive dental care. Good dental habits are vital to a healthy pet, not just a healthy mouth.
How to tell whether your cat has alveolar osteitis, and when you should see your veterinarian for a dental checkup.
Bloat is a serious emergency, and can be life-threatening to your dog. It can often come on suddenly and unexpectedly, and requires immediate veterinary attention.
With traditional surgery, your pet is often hospitalized for several days; however with laparoscopic surgery, you can often bring your pet home the same day.
Learn how routine oral health care can help prevent cancer and even save your pet's life.
We understand it can feel scary to hear your dog needs an endoscopy. Here is a case study of how we helped Zoee, a beloved Yorkie who had swallowed a large piece of rawhide chew.
We need your help to beat cancer! Early detection, diagnosis and treatment are critical to obtaining a positive result.
Though popular, retractable leashes are dangerous for dogs in a veterinary setting. Our vets explain why we allow only standard 6 foot leashes at our hospital.
We recommend spaying or neutering your kitten or puppy. Every year, millions of unwanted dogs, cats, kittens, and puppies are euthanized.