Kidney failure can have a devastating effect on your cat's kidneys, related organs and bodily functions. Today, our Huntersville vets list the symptoms of kidney failure in cats, as well as potential causes and treatment options.
For a few reasons, cats’ lungs and airways can become inflamed and they can develop pneumonia. Today, our Huntersville vets list the causes, symptoms and treatment options for pneumonia in cats.
We may not always think of our dogs being at risk for pneumonia. However, they can develop the condition. Our Huntersville vets share symptoms of pneumonia in dogs and explain how the condition is treated.
Various underlying health conditions can lead to anemia in dogs. Today, our Huntersville vets describe the different types of anemia we see in dogs, in addition to their numerous symptoms and treatments.
Tularemia (also known as ‘Rabbit Fever’) is a bacterial disease which is usually mild in healthy dogs. However, it can prove deadly for immune compromised pets. Our Huntersville vets explain tularemia in dogs and how they can contract this relatively rare disease.
As dog owners, we all dread hearing the word “cancer” when it comes to a vet’s diagnosis. In this post, our Huntersville vets explain skin cancer in dogs, symptoms and potential treatment options.
Dental treats may be an excellent addition to your cat’s oral health routine. In this post, our Huntersville vets explain the benefits of chews and recommend some of the best dental treats for cats.
Physical rehabilitation for dogs is very similar to physical therapy for people, it can help to reduce pain, and improve strength, flexibility, endurance and overall function, in some cases leading to a decreased dependance on meds. Today our Huntersville vets share some basic exercises to help your dog move more comfortably.
In this post, our Huntersville vets define periodontal disease and identify symptoms, causes and treatment options. Plus: How to prevent it.
Considering a professional teeth cleaning for your dog? In this post, our Huntersville vets share how it’s done and why you should do it.
