Bloodwork is a standard part of veterinary care for pets. This diagnostic test provides valuable insight into the health and function of your feline friend. Our Kittrell vets discuss the purpose of blood tests for cats, what they show us and how this information is used.
Routine exams help ensure your pup's health through all stages of their life. Here, our vets in Kittrell answer the common question, 'How often should I take my dog to the vet?' and share the common signs of a veterinary emergency.
Some dogs have breath that is just plain awful. Their stinky breath can make it difficult to spend any time snuggling them. Today, our Kittrell vets discuss what causes bad breath in dogs and what you can do to treat and prevent it from happening.
Hormones secreted by glands throughout your dog's body regulate its bodily functions. Dogs with low thyroid levels can experience a range of issues that should be addressed right away. Today, our Kittrell vets discuss thyroid hormones, what they do, and the purpose of thyroid testing for your dog's health.
In this post, our Kittrell vets discuss the cause, signs, and treatment options for tooth resorption in cats.
In today's blog post, our Kittrell vets share how you can prepare for your puppy's first visit to the vet.
In today's article, our Kittrell vets discuss why these exams are so important, and some questions you may want to ask your vet.
In this article, our Kittrell vets discuss the advantages of pet wellness plans, and why you should consider them for your companion.
In this article, our Kittrell vets discuss what an endoscopy is for pets and why it can be beneficial for your cat or dog.
Here, our Kittrell vets discuss everything that cat and dog owners should know about ECGs for pets.
At Kittrell Animal Hospital we operate as a walk-in clinic for cats and dogs, so if you require veterinary care, call us to inform us you are on your way. We look forward to meeting you and your pet!
