ACL injuries are not just a condition that occurs in human athletes, it can also affect our canine companions. Here, our Deer Park vets discuss the most common symptoms of ACL (CCL) injuries in dogs, and the types of treatments that your vet may recommend.
If you have recently started to consider bringing a new pet into your family then you most likely have many questions about what type of pet may be right for you. Today, our Deer Park Animal Hospital vets discuss the different types of pets and what things you should consider to help you choose the perfect pet for your family.
There are many possible causes of pneumonia in cats, and if left untreated this illness may cause further complications. Today, our Deer Park vets talk about the different types of pneumonia in cats as well as how to treat this infectious condition.
It is possible for cats to become affected by anemia. Our Deer Park vets discuss what anemia is, what the symptoms of anemia in cats are and how to treat it.
When the weather starts to warm up you will need to remember that your dog will warm up too. Between their fur and their inability to sweat, your dog may have a hard time keeping cool when it gets hot. Here, our Deer Park vets talk about heatstroke in dogs, how it happens, the signs to watch for as well as how to prevent it from happening.
Our team believes that the first step in providing your pet with lifelong health and happiness is through preventive care. Our Deer Park vets discuss why cat vaccines are important and why the FVRCP vaccine is an integral part of your cat or kitten vaccine schedule.
Cats are naturally playful and curious creatures. Unfortunately, this means that they could potentially return from their adventures with an injury. Today our Deer Park vets talk about some common cat wounds and how to care for them.
As our dogs age, the care they need will begin to change. Today our vets in Deer Park discuss the signs of old age, special care and when your dog is considered to be a senior.
While we really would like our pets to live forever unfortunately that is not the way of life. The life expectancy of your pet will depend on the type of pet you have. Our Deer Park vets discuss how long to expect each type of pet to live.
If your cat is recovering from surgery it is imperative that they refrain from jumping or they could injure themselves again. Our Deer Park vets discuss how to care for your cat during recovery, how to keep your cat from jumping after surgery, as well as some tips to make recovery easier.
We are accepting new patients! Our vets are passionate about the health of companion animals in the Deer Park area. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.