Bladder infections and other bladder issues are as common in dogs as they are in people and just as painful and uncomfortable. Today, our San Gabriel vets share the causes, symptoms, and treatments for bladder infections in dogs.
You love your pup and want to give them their best chance at a long and happy life, that's where regular preventive veterinary care comes in. But exactly how often should you take your dog to the vet? Our San Gabriel vets explain...
Cats can catch colds just like people, displaying similar symptoms such as sneezing and a runny nose. Here, our San Gabriel vets talk about causes and when to seek veterinary care.
Obesity in dogs is on the rise and poses a serious health risk to our canine companions. If your pooch seems extra cuddly it may be carrying a little too much weight. Today, our San Gabriel vets explain how you can tell if your dog might be overweight, and what you should do.
If your pup is breathing fast for no apparent reason, you're bound to be concerned. Today, our San Gabriel vets share some of the reasons why your dog may be breathing hard and when it's time for your dog to see the vet.
Knowing when your pet needs emergency care isn't always obvious. Here, our San Gabriel vets share some of the signs and symptoms that indicate a trip to the emergency vet is necessary.
To stay healthy, your cat needs to stay hydrated. If your cat won't drink water, these tips from our San Gabriel vets may help to explain why.
When the temperature rises, your dog's health is jeopardized by heatstroke. Our San Gabriel urgent care vets explain the signs of this potentially fatal condition, as well as what to do if you suspect your dog is suffering from heatstroke, in today's post.
Pets tend to be full of energy and not necessarily the best accident avoidance. In this post, our San Gabriel vets will discuss first aid for pets, and what to do if your pet ever gets into trouble.
Occasionally cats may experience the symptoms of a urinary blockage. These blockages can be life-threatening if not treated immediately and a perineal urethrostomy may be suggested. In today's post, our San Gabriel vets talk about what perineal urethrostomy surgery is and what to expect from PU surgery and recovery for your cat.
