Pet Wisdom
Whether you are new to bird ownership, or an experienced avian pet parent, budgies can be ideal small pets. These delightful little birds are easy to care for but big in character. Our network vets offer a few tips on how to care for your budgie.
It can be daunting when you find a new lump or bump on your dog. While many lumps are not cancer-related, there are a number of cancers in dogs that can cause tumors. Today, our vets discuss types of tumors in dogs and what to do if you find one.
Like people, our canine companions can lose their vision and struggle with blindness, making it important to know the early signs of visual impairment in dogs. Today our network vets explain what you should do if you suspect your dog may be losing their sight.
Entropion is a condition seen in many breeds where the pup's eyelids roll inwards causing irritation, pain, and other secondary eye problems. Today our network vets share more about this common eye condition in dogs including symptoms and how entropion is treated.
Ticks can spread many serious diseases to cats, dogs and humans. In this post, our veterinarians explain how you can protect your pet and your family from these external parasites.
While our canine friends are covered in fur, skin cancer is still a very real health issue. Today, our veterinarians list three types of skin cancer we often see in dogs.
Spay and neuter procedures are common surgeries that can prevent unwanted litters, curb undesirable behavior, and even protect your pet against some forms of cancer. Today, our veterinarians explain how your pup will feel after surgery.
While Cushing's disease is relatively rare in cats, the symptoms when it does occur can be alarming. Here, our vets share some of the symptoms of Cushing's disease in cats as well as this serious condition's causes.
Are you wondering what neutering or spaying your dog actually entails? When you should have it done? Or what risks are involved in the procedure? Here, our network vets help you understand the basics of these surgical procedures.
If your dog is in need of low-impact exercise, or is recovering from an injury or surgery, hydrotherapy (aquatic therapy) may be the ideal way for them have fun while working out or recovering.
