Symptoms caused by tick-borne illnesses can be painful and even life-threatening for your dog. In today's post, you will find information on some of the most common tick-borne illnesses in dogs, and the symptoms to watch for.
Various underlying health conditions can lead to the development of anemia in our canine companions. Here, we discuss the different types of anemia seen in dogs, associated symptoms and treatment options.
Not sure how often you should take your cat to the vet? There are a few factors that influence the answer to this common question. Read on to find recommendations for each stage of your cat's life.
As cats enter their golden years, extra attention has to be given to their grooming. Read on to learn some of the reasons why senior cats' fur can get matted and how regular grooming can help your old cat look and feel their very best.
Our feline friends are living increasingly long and comfortable lives. While this is great news, it means that pet parents need to be attentive to the unique needs of old cats. In today's post, we discuss what you should expect as your cat ages and tips for senior cat care.
Is your kitty reluctant to eat, or losing weight? It could be a sign that your feline friend is suffering from a dental health problem. A common dental health issue in cats is an inflammation of the gums called gingivitis. Read on to learn the signs and how to treat a cat with gingivitis.
A healthy mouth is essential for good overall health, yet our Morton vets often see signs of periodontal disease even in young dogs. What is periodontal disease? How can it be prevented? Read on to find out.
Can dogs get cavities? What are the signs of cavities in dogs? In today's post, our Morton vets answer these dog cavity questions and more.
Is your dog's breath so stinky that you are reluctant to spend time with them? If so, then it's time to get your relationship back on track! Here, our Morton vets look at some common causes of dog bad breath and what to do.
Dental problems in dogs are as painful as our own. Needless to say, the best way to avoid unnecessary suffering for your pup is through regular preventive care. But, when dog teeth problems do occur, it's important to know the signs and what to do. Our Morton vets explain.
