Adopting a new puppy or dog can be incredibly rewarding, but it comes with a lot of responsibility and difficulties. Our Kittrell vets tell you all about what you can expect when you bring your new dog home.
Our Kittrell see urinary tract infections less commonly in cats than in dogs, regardless, there are a number of other urinary conditions that can often affect older cats. Below we explain more about urinary tract infections and other urinary conditions in cats.
Diarrhea in dogs can be a very messy and concerning symptom. If your pup is suffering from diarrhea you likely want to find a cure as fast as possible! Today our Kittrell vets explain some common causes, and how to stop it.
Routine wellness exams help to keep your pet healthy by giving your vet opportunities to examine your four-legged friend for early signs of disease and to monitor your pet's overall health. Today our Kittrell vets share more about what to expect when you bring your dog or cat in for a routine wellness exam.
As our dogs get older they will start to require a different diet to meet their changing needs. Our Kittrell vets are here to talk about the different nutritional needs that our senior dogs have and what foods they recommend.
Our Kittrell vets see joint pain in dogs far more frequently than we would like. While the condition can be related to their age, it is important to recognize the signs early so they can receive the proper treatment before it has a chance to get worse.
If your cat is feeling unwell, they may start to show very subtle changes in their behavior and energy level but these changes are often so small that they are hard for pet owners to detect. It is important to monitor your cat so you can keep an eye out for these common signs of illness in cats.
Does your pooch's breath make you want to gag every time they come to cuddle, or do you find yourself having to warn your houseguests about the smell? Bad breath is an incredibly common issue our Kittrell vets deal with, but it can be a sign of serious health conditions, so let's get to the root cause of the issue.
Conditions that stem from oral health issues can be just as painful for our cats as they are for us. If your cat's mouth is painful it can prevent them from eating, grooming themselves, and reduce their quality of life. Our Kittrell vets are here to give you tips to keep their teeth sparkling and their mouth healthy.
You love your pet and want to be sure that the vet you choose has the right qualifications to provide the veterinary care that your animal needs. So what qualifications should you look for?
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!
