Water is necessary for all life, whether it be human, plant or animal. What happens when your cat doesn't seem to be drinking? Our Bedford vets discuss some reasons why your cat won't drink water and what you can do to help them stay hydrated.
While it may not be necessary to visit the vet every time that your pet suffers from a cut, there may be times when extra care is needed. Today our Fine Animal Hospital vets provide advice on dog wound care and when you should seek veterinary care.
While UTI's or urinary tract infections are more common in dogs than they are in cats, cats are still prone to other urinary tract concerns. Our Bedford vets discuss urinary tract infections in cats, what symptoms to look for and what you should do.
Annual physical checkups for your pet give your veterinarian the opportunity to help prevent disease and spot the earliest signs of developing health problems. Our Bedford vets share more about the importance of pet checkups and what they entail.
Although ringworm isn't itchy or painful, it is highly contagious and can create other problems if left untreated. Our Bedford vets discuss what ringworm is, its symptoms, and what to do if your dog contracts it.
We understand how you can be worried if your cat has stopped eating suddenly. In this blog, our Bedford vets discuss the possible reasons why your cat may have stopped eating, how to tell if it's an emergency, and when to take your kitty to the vet.
Because you love your dog you want them to live a long and happy life. Preventive care is the best way you can help your pup achieve this. Today, our Bedford vets explain how often you should be bringing your pup to the vet for routine wellness exams and preventive care.
Does your dog have diarrhea? If so, we understand how distressing this can be, which is why our Bedford vets are discussing the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs, as well as how it can be treated and when you should take your pup to the vet.
Your pet's routine wellness exam (checkup), is your vet's opportunity to check your furry companion for early signs of internal damage, illnesses, or other severe conditions that need to be treated. In this blog, our Bedford vets share the reasons why routine checkups are an important part of your pet's health, how to prepare for your pet's exam, and how frequently your pet should have them.
Just like people, dogs can develop dental problems, including cavities. Today, our Bedford vets discuss cavities in dogs including what causes them and how they can be treated.
