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Explore Our Veterinary Blogs

Our veterinary blog offers up articles to answer all your non-urgent, pet-related questions. Check them out and contact us if you’d like to see a specific topic!

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Why is My Dog Panting So Much?

If your dog is panting more than usual, you may feel concerned or unsure about what it means. While dog panting is perfectly normal in many situations, excessive panting can sometimes point to something more serious. Understanding the reasons behind increased panting can help you know when it’s time to take the next step. At…

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Can Dogs Eat Turkey?

Thanksgiving leftovers and deli meat slices may have you wondering: can dogs eat turkey? It’s a common question among pet owners, especially during the holidays or when preparing everyday meals. While turkey is a familiar source of protein for humans, the answer for dogs isn’t quite as simple. Several factors determine whether it’s a safe…

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Can Dogs Eat Marshmallows?

You’re enjoying a sweet treat when your dog suddenly appears at your side, eyes locked on your marshmallow with hopeful anticipation. It’s a familiar moment for many pet owners—but should you give in? While marshmallows seem harmless, especially in small amounts, they may pose hidden risks that can affect your dog’s health. So, can dogs…

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Is Your Dog Dehydrated? Key Signs and When To See the Vet

Your dog depends on water for everything from regulating body temperature to staying energized throughout the day—but how do you know if they’re getting enough? Dehydration can sneak up quickly, especially during warmer months or when a dog isn’t feeling well. While the signs might start out subtle, they can escalate into serious health issues…

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Dog Vaccinations 101: Keeping Your Pet Safe and Healthy

Vaccinating your dog may not be the most exciting part of pet ownership, but it plays a major role in your dog’s long-term health and quality of life. From early puppy shots to adult boosters, each vaccine helps your pet avoid serious illnesses that can spread quickly and become difficult to treat. If you’ve ever…

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Ear Mites in Cats: Signs, Causes and Treatment Options

If your cat has been scratching at their ears nonstop or shaking their head more than usual, ear mites could be the reason. These microscopic parasites are a common cause of ear irritation in cats, and while they might be small, they can create a lot of discomfort. Cat ear mites are easy to spread…

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Is Bad Breath in Dogs a Sign of Illness?

Is bad breath in dogs a sign of illness? You might wonder what might be causing the unpleasant odor in your dog’s breath. While occasional bad breath can be normal, persistent foul-smelling breath may indicate underlying health issues. In this blog, we will explore the causes of bad breath in dogs, its connection to various…

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Why Is Your Cat Coughing

Coughing in cats is a symptom that can arise from various underlying issues, ranging from minor irritations to serious health problems. Hearing your cat cough can be concerning, which is why this blog will discuss the potential reasons behind your cat’s cough, what symptoms to watch out for, and when it’s time to contact your…

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When Can I Get My Cat Spayed After Having Kittens?

Welcoming a litter of kittens into the world is an exciting experience, but it also brings a new set of responsibilities. One of the most important decisions you’ll need to make is when to get your cat spayed after she has given birth to keep your cat and her kittens safe. If you have any…

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Is It Normal to Have a Dog Spay Incision Lump

After a spaying procedure, it’s common for pet owners to keep a close eye on their dog’s recovery process. One concern that might arise is noticing a lump at the site of the spay incision. This blog explores what might cause a “dog spay incision lump,” how to identify different types of lumps, and when…

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