As a loving pet parent, you want to give your cat or dog the best chance of health and longevity. Regular vet checkups and preventive care are an important part of keeping your pet well, but how often do you need to bring them in? Our Stockton vets discuss how often to bring your pet in for routine checkups.
During routine exams, your vet will check for early symptoms of illness, internal conditions or other medical issues that should be addressed. Our vets in Stockton explain why regular veterinary checkups are essential.
Dental problems can cause your cat a great amount of pain and lead to other health issues. Today, our Stockton veterinary team discusses how to spot dental health problems in your cat, what the most common dental diseases are in cats, and preventing or treating these issues.
Cats can occasionally experience the symptoms of a urinary blockage, which can be life-threatening if not treated immediately. In today's post, our Stockton vets talk about what a perineal urethrostomy surgery is, what to expect from PU surgery, and recovery for your cat.
Dogs with Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) have several treatment options, but for many canine companions, surgery is the best choice for restoring mobility, reducing pain and preventing further disc problems. Our Stockton team explains more about IVDD surgery for dogs.
Wondering what spaying or neutering your dog entails, when they should be fixed, and about any risks involved in the procedure? Here, our Stockton vets help you understand the basics of these surgical procedures.
Any emergency involving your pet requires veterinary care right away. And in some emergency situations, like when your dog is bleeding, you may need to provide some first aid until you can get there for treatment. Here, our Stockton veterinarians explain.
Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite that can put any warm-blooded animal at risk of infection. Today our Stockton vets tell pet owners more about Toxoplasma gondii and the infection Toxoplasmasmosis.
If you've had a dog for a while, you know that they occasionally eat something that disagrees with them and throw up. Although unpleasant, it is generally harmless. If your pooch is throwing up a yellowish-green liquid, they may be regurgitating bile. Our Stockton vet team shares more about common reasons for dogs throwing up bile.
Our pets are a beloved part of our family, and we want to make sure they are always happy and healthy. Today, our Stockton vets share pet care tips that can help you keep your pet happy and healthy.
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