You do your best to ensure a long and healthy for your dog. This is where routine preventative veterinary care plays a crucial role. Today's post will review how often your dog should visit our Morton vets, and why.
Every kitty is adorable, but have you ever wondered which breeds are the absolute cutest? Today, our Morton vets share a list of cute cat breeds to consider if you are looking for a new feline friend.
Although ringworm doesn't seem too harmful for your dog initially, it can lead to bigger problems if left untreated. Our Morton vets explain everything a dog owner should know about ringworm, including identifying and treating it.
It can be heartbreaking to see your dog in pain. In this post, our Morton vets explain how dogs show pain or discomfort, why they may be in pain, and when you should seek medical attention for your canine companion.
Cold laser therapy is a drug-free way to help reduce inflammation and swelling, relieve pain, and speed healing in dogs. Below, our Morton vets share information about the benefits of cold laser therapy for dogs and how it can be used.
If your dog has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, you are likely feeling upset, and are wondering how things will progress. In this post, our Morton vets discuss common types of cancer in dogs, general stages, signs that your dog may be dying of cancer, potential prognosis and timelines, and more.
It is always best to go into your pet's veterinary appointment prepared. By knowing exactly what you want to ask your vet, you can be sure that you will get the information you need to keep your pet happy and healthy. Our Morton vets have listed some sample questions that you should ask your veterinarian, and why they are important.
Do you suspect that your cat is anemic? Our Morton veterinarians provide information on the causes, signs, and symptoms of anemia in cats, as well as treatment options.
While more common in cats, hyperthyroidism can be a serious health problem for our canine family members too. Here, you will find information on how to spot the signs of hyperthyroidism in dogs, diagnosis and treatment options.
Babesiosis is a tick-borne condition seen in dogs across the United States. If your pet gets bitten by an infected tick, Babesia organisms can begin to attack your pet's vital red blood cells. Here, you will find more information on this serious condition.
