The Importance of Keeping Up with Your Pet Vaccinations

Posted on 21 December 2023

As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to stay healthy and happy. One important way to ensure their well-being is to keep up with their vaccinations. Pet vaccines help prevent the spread of dangerous diseases and protect our pets from lifelong health issues. Today's post will explore the top reasons why pet owners should prioritize keeping up with their pet vaccinations. Protection from Disease Vaccinations are designed to protect against infectious diseases that can be life-threatening to our pets. [Read More]

Is Your Pet Saying You Should Visit Pet Dental Care Services?

Posted on 18 July 2022

How well do you keep tabs on your pet's dental health? As your pet ages, it's important to keep their dental health in mind to avoid serious issues, such as cavities and gum infections. Dental problems can lead to quick deterioration of your pet's health. If unchecked, dental problems can lead to an early death. As such, it's good to recognize the signs you should bring your furry friend to a pet dental care specialist; [Read More]

3 Side Effects Your Dog Will Experience After Being Spayed

Posted on 16 June 2021

If your dog is spayed, it will need a week or two to recover from the surgery process. During that recovery process, it is essential to be aware of the post-operative symptoms that your dog may experience after their surgery. Side Effect #1: Poor Balance One of the first side effects that most dogs experience is poor balance. This is an impact of the anesthesia and is a side effect you will see immediately after the surgery. [Read More]

What You Need To Know About Having An Older Dog Spayed Or Neutered

Posted on 28 May 2020

If you're like other responsible pet owners, you understand the importance of having your furry friend spayed or neutered. This procedure is usually performed early in life, traditionally between the ages of six and nine months. But if you've adopted an older dog who wasn't neutered or spayed at a young age, you probably have lots of questions about the procedure when it comes to dogs who have left the puppy stage. [Read More]

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Furry Friends, Top Care: A Vet Blog

What vet care does your pet need? This depends, in part, on the type of pet you have. It also depends on the age of your pet. For example, a younger puppy or kitten might need to see the vet every couple of weeks at first in order to get their routine vaccines on time. A middle-aged dog can probably get away with seeing the vet once a year for a checkup unless something seems wrong. Veterinary care is patient-specific like that. That's one reason we really appreciate vets and their ability to roll with the punches. We hope to show that appreciation on this blog.

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