Constipation in cats can not only cause pain and discomfort but may also lead to more serious complications if not treated quickly. Our vets in Los Angeles discuss the signs of constipation in cats, why it happens and what you should do when it does.
As your dog ages they will begin to go through many changes, some of which may require you to make some changes to how you care for your old pup. Today our Los Angeles vets share some tips and advice for senior dog care and how you can help them live out their later years in comfort.
Diarrhea is not only messy, but it can also be very uncomfortable for your feline friend and should be addressed by a vet quickly. Our Los Angeles vets talk about diarrhea in cats, when it is a concern and what you can do to give your kitty some relief.
While the rabies vaccine is incredibly effective at protecting your dog against this deadly virus, no vaccine is 100% effective. Our Los Angeles vets talk about the rabies virus and how it affects dogs, what the symptoms are and how protected dogs are once vaccinated.
While adult dogs suffering from a hookworm infection may experience serious gastrointestinal upset, this parasite can actually be deadly for young puppies. Here, our vets in Los Angeles talk about hookworm infections in dogs, how they happen and what can be done to prevent this parasite from impacting your dog's health.
Your feline friend can get sick just as you can, but it can be tough to tell when this happens. Our kitty's are pros at hiding any illness that affects them. Here, our vets in Los Angeles talk about the signs your cat is sick and what you can do if your cat gets a cold.
Sometimes our pets can end up feeling a little down, much like you and I. Luckily there are ways to help your pup feel like themselves again. Here, our Los Angeles vets talk about the signs of anxiety and depression in dogs and what you can do to help them feel better.
An ear hematoma is an uncomfortable swelling in or around your dog's ear. Here, our Los Angeles vets explain what an ear hematoma is and the different reasons why surgery may be the best option for your dog.
Chewing can be entirely normal for dogs, but it is important that they are chewing on objects that they should like toys and chews. But what should you do if your pup begins chomping on something they shouldn't? Here are a few tips from our vets at Mohawk Alley Animal Hospital Los Angeles on how to prevent your dog from chewing on the wrong things and why they might be doing this.
Following your cat's surgery, they will need some additional love and care to ensure the incision heals properly without any complications like irritation, injury, or infection. Our Los Angeles vets will provide practical tips on how to take care of your cat during their recovery from surgery.
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