Parasites pose a serious risk to the health and longevity of pets throughout Greensboro and surrounding areas, but preventing parasites has never been easier. How do parasites affect your dog or cat's health? How are parasites prevented? Read on to find out.
Few conditions are more dangerous to the health of our canine companions than parvovirus. In today's post, you will find vital information about how this highly contagious condition is spread, the symptoms to watch for, and how to safeguard your pup against parvo.
You want to give your kitty all the love and care they need to thrive, but when it comes to veterinary care you find yourself a little lost. How often should you take a cat to the vet? Well, that depends. Read on to learn more.
The safety of dog bones is a contentious topic many pet parents are eager to understand. Can dogs eat bones safely? Here, you will learn some of the pros and cons of bones for dogs, to help you draw your own conclusions.
You always thought that dogs loved to go for walks. So why does your dog stop walking and refuse to move? Read on to learn more about the reasons dogs refuse to walk, and what pet parents can do to get their pup moving again.
Is your dog making funny coughing noises that sound like a goose honk? If so, they might have kennel cough. Read on to learn more about this highly contagious respiratory condition and what to do if your dog is coughing.
Many dogs visit our Greensboro vets because of limping. So, what are the most common causes of limping, and what can pet parents do to help? Read on to find out.
Have you noticed white flakes of dry skin throughout your pup's fur? It could be dandruff. Below, you will find more information on the most common causes of dandruff in dogs and ways to help your dog's skin feel healthier.
Greensboro vets see a lot of dogs suffering from uncomfortable skin allergies. Below are a few common causes of skin allergies in dogs, and things that can be done to treat your dog's allergy.
Miliary dermatitis is an allergic reaction seen in cats that causes your feline friend's skin to feel 'scabby' and irritated, which is why the condition is widely known as scabby cat disease. Today, we discuss miliary dermatitis in cats, its causes, and treatment.
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