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When To Take Your Cat To The Vet For Limping

When To Take Your Cat To The Vet For Limping

Our feline friends are curious and active animals, and the odds are good that most cats will hurt themselves at some time in their life whether they are indoor creatures or outdoor adventurers. Here our Greensboro veterinary team explains why cats limp and what you should do if your cat is limping.

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Dog Joint Pain - Types Signs & Treatments

Dog Joint Pain - Types Signs & Treatments

Joint pain can seriously impact your dog's quality of life. Knowing the early signs of joint pain in dogs may help you to spot the condition early so that your canine companion can receive treatment before the condition becomes more severe. Our Greensboro vets share the causes and symptoms, as well as the treatment for joint pain in dogs.

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Why Routine Exams Are Important For Your Pet's Health

Why Routine Exams Are Important For Your Pet's Health

Wondering why you should take your cat or dog to the vet when they seem perfectly healthy? Taking your healthy animal for a routine exam gives your veterinarian the opportunity to monitor your pet's overall health and check for early signs of developing health issues. Here's what you can expect from your pet's routine exam and more about why these pet checkups are important.

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Tips for Coping with Puppy Teething

Tips for Coping with Puppy Teething

Puppy teething can be a trying time for pet parents. Pain caused by teething often leads our adorable companions to chew on things they shouldn't - like your favorite pair of shoes for example. Here are a few suggestions from our Greensboro vets on how you can help relieve your puppy's pain and get you both through this difficult stage.

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TPLO Surgery & Active Dogs

TPLO Surgery & Active Dogs

Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament is similar to a human's ACL and helps your pup's knee function correctly. Today our Greensboro vets explain a little about TPLO surgery, dogs who need it, and what to do if your dog jumps before they were fully recovered.

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IVDD in Dogs - Intervertebral Disc Disease

IVDD in Dogs - Intervertebral Disc Disease

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) is a degenerative disease that can affect your dog's spinal cord and causes a range of painful mobility issues. Today our Greensboro vets explain more about IVDD in dogs and how it is treated.

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How to Clean Your Cat's Teeth

How to Clean Your Cat's Teeth

Oral health issues can be just as painful for our feline friends as they are for us. In fact, mouth and tooth pain can even prevent your feline friend from eating. Here, our Greensboro vets explain some of the best ways to keep your cat's whole mouth clean and healthy.

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What are the symptoms of end stage kidney failure in cats?

What are the symptoms of end stage kidney failure in cats?

Your cat's kidneys perform several important functions that are essential for keeping your kitty healthy. Here, our Greensboro vets explain kidney failure in cats, potential causes, treatments and signs of end stage kidney failure.

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Do cats get ear infections?

Do cats get ear infections?

Ear infections are relatively uncommon in cats but when they do occur they can be an indication of an underlying issue that requires veterinary attention. Here our Greensboro vets explain some of the causes, symptoms and treatments for ear infections in cats.

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How do I know if my dog needs an elective C-Section?

How do I know if my dog needs an elective C-Section?

Emergency c-sections can be performed if a dog is in labor but things aren't going smoothly, and in other cases a scheduled elective c-section may be recommended if your dog faces an increased risk of complications. Today our Greensboro vets look at how to tell if your dog needs a c-section.

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