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Help for Heart Worms

A few years ago, I learned my sweet dog Tom had heartworms. Sadly, my dog passed away a couple of years after he began displaying the symptoms of this condition. But, I enjoyed every moment I was able to spend with my furry friend. Has your dog recently been diagnosed with heartworms by a veterinarian? Talk with your veterinarian about treatment options for this serious problem. In many cases, dogs can be completely cured of heartworms. If your pet’s condition is grave, a veterinarian may be able to help you keep your canine friend more comfortable. On this blog, I hope you will discover how veterinarians can help pets battling serious, medical issues. Enjoy!

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Is Your Cat Having Trouble Seeing? How You Can Tell And What You Can Do About It

Posted on November 30, 2016

Just like humans, cats can develop any of a number of eye conditions that only grow worse over time. You must remain proactive about your cat's eye health. Watch for signs of eye problems, and take your cat in to an animal hospital for routine exams. Types of Eye Problems That Can Plague Your Cat There are numerous eye diseases and conditions that cats can develop. Keep in mind that a cat's eyes have the same basic working parts as a human eye plus a few extras. [Read More]

Seven Signs That You Should Take Your Pet To The Vet

Posted on November 30, 2016

If you are a pet owner, it may be difficult to ascertain what constitutes a veterinary emergency and when you should seek help for your dog or cat. There are some symptoms that should not be overlooked, and prompt medical attention is integral. Seven symptoms that should not be ignored are: Vomiting. Any pet will vomit if they eat something bad or have a sour stomach, but persistent vomiting could be a sign of something much worse. [Read More]

Three Health Problems That German Shepherds Often Experience

Posted on November 29, 2016

German Shepherds are big, majestic dogs known for their athleticism and intelligence. They can make wonderful running companions and protective family pets. However, the downfall of the German Shepherd breed is their susceptibility to certain diseases and health problems. Here are three medical conditions that German Shepherds often experience. Watch out for their symptoms as your dog ages. Hip Dysplasia Many German Shepherds are born with a condition called hip dysplasia in which the femur bone does not fit properly into the hip socket. [Read More]

How Can Neutering Lead To Less Odorous Feline Urine

Posted on November 29, 2016

If you have a male cat and notice that his urine smells strong, then you may not be happy about the odor in your house. If the smell bothers you, then you should have the feline neutered. Keep reading to learn how neutering your cat can reduce the foul odor.  It Reduces Proteins In The Urine Male cats release urine to relieve themselves, and they also urinate to attract females. Unneutered cats attract females with a protein in the urine called felinine. [Read More]