We might assume that dogs can chew on any type of bone, but did you know that this isn't actually true? Today, our Stockton veterinarians discuss the safety of dogs eating bones and identify which bones are safe for your furry companion.
As cats age, they may develop hyperthyroidism, especially middle-aged and senior cats. In this post, our veterinarians in Stockton explain the disease, its symptoms, how it's diagnosed, and the available treatment options.
Giardia is a parasitic infection that can cause issues for dogs, cats and even humans if they become infected. Today, our Stockton vets talk about what it is, and how it can be treated.
If your dog has bloody ears, it can be caused by either minor irritations or more serious medical concerns. This makes visiting the vet for an exam crucial. Here, our Stockton vets talk about the causes of bloody ears in dogs and how you can help stop a dog's ear from bleeding.
You are preventing more than just the birth of unwanted kittens when you get your cat spayed or neutered. You are also protecting them from some serious health conditions. Today, our Stockton vets discuss the best age to have your kitten fixed as well as the benefits of having your cat spayed or neutered.
Parasites pose a constant threat to your dog, ranging from minor nuisances to severe health risks. In this article, our veterinarians in Stockton will outline the parasites your dog might encounter and explain the importance of infection prevention and parasite control measures.
So you have just brought home a little bundle of joy. Congratulations! But make sure you're scheduling your first veterinary appointment, as well as routine exams going forward. To help you prepare, our Stockton vets discuss what to expect at your kitten's first appointment.
Bringing home a new puppy is a thrilling experience, but as a responsible pet owner, it's important to be well-prepared before heading to the vet. Today, our Stockton will guide you through what you need to know about your puppy's first visit.
If your cat has undergone surgery, there are certain things you can do at home to help them recover quickly and return to their normal life. Our veterinarians at Stockton offer useful tips and advice on how to facilitate your cat's recovery after a procedure.
If you have recently brought home a new kitten or adult cat, you may be considering whether or not to have them spayed or neutered. Our vets at Rosemarie Pet Hospital can explain the many benefits of this procedure for both your cat and the larger community.
We can't wait to welcome you and your pet to the Rosemarie Pet Hospital family.
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