Annual preventive care and testing can help protect your pet against many different parasites that can call the gastrointestinal tract home. Here, our vets in Los Angeles veterinarians talk about how fecals can help detect these parasites and what to expect during your cat or dog's fecal exam.
When you decide that you'd like to be a cat parent, you will need to decide which type of cat you'd like to own. One thing to consider is how long each breed of cat is likely to live. Here our Los Angeles vets talk about which cat breeds live the longest and how long you can expect Siamese, munchkins, and other cats to live.
If you have a cat then you might know that they often won't show us when they are ill or injured. This can make it difficult to know when they need help. Our vets share the signs of pain in cats, what you can do, and how veterinary acupuncture in Los Angeles.
While traditional methods of veterinary care will always be the standard, many different integrative therapies can offer additional benefits to your pet's care. Here, our Los Angeles vets discuss acupuncture for dogs, and what the benefits are of adding this therapy to your pup's treatment plan
If you are adding a new puppy to your family then a visit to our clinic will be in order. This will help us to gain insight into your puppy's health and provide you with care information. Here, our Los Angeles vets talk about how to raise a puppy including what to expect during the first year of raising a puppy plus some tips.
Loving your cat and giving them cuddles is only one part of caring for them. Along with food and regular at-home care, you will need to bring them for vet visits. Today, our Los Angeles vets discuss how often you will need to take your cat to the vet and how this changes through each stage of their life.
Routine care can help keep your cat or dog healthy throughout their life. These visits can be used for preventive care, physical evaluations and to discuss your pet's behavior. Our veterinary team in Los Angeles shares some useful information about routine vet exams and the importance of bringing your pet to their regular checkup.
When trauma or injury occurs in the ear, it can cause a pocket of blood to develop. This is known as a hematoma. Here, our Los Angeles vet surgeons share some information about ear hematomas and what you can expect during and after your cat's veterinary surgery.
Generally, dogs don't wear boots or shoes, which means that their paws are exposed to the elements and environment at all times. This can lead to the occasional injury. Here, our vets in Los Angeles talk about what to do if your dog cuts their paw pad as well as other injuries that they might sustain and how to manage them.
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.
Our veterinarians are passionate about caring for Los Angeles companion animals. Get in touch today to request an appointment for your pet.