As your beloved canine companion enters their golden years their dietary needs will change with them, but how will you know what food is best for them? Today our Grass Valley vets share some information about the best food for senior dogs and what the benefits of each of these foods are.
Weight gain is typically the first thing we think of if we are concerned with the size of a dog, however, this is not always the issue, some dogs actually begin to lose weight as they age. Here, our Grass Valley vets talk about weight loss in older dogs and when you should be worried about them losing weight.
Fleas, a common external parasite, can make your pet (and you) miserable! If left untreated, your living space can easily become infested with fleas. They may even lead to infections and cause serious diseases. Today, our Grass Valley vets explain early signs of fleas, and what to do if you suspect your pet has fleas.
As your canine companion ages, there will be new concerns that arise and preventive care needed that is unique to geriatric pets. Today, our Grass Valley vets discuss senior dog care, signs of potential issues that your should watch for and how to keep your pup comfortable as they age.
Our pets are like family, and we want them to be around as long as possible. If you are looking for a feline companion who will live a long time, our Grass Valley vets are here to tell you what cat breeds live the longest from Siamese to Munchkins and more.
If your dog is starting to show signs of discomfort at times when they are participating in physical activity then there is a chance that they may be experiencing hip dysplasia. In this post, our Grass Valley vets discuss the causes of hip dysplasia in dogs as well as surgery options to correct this condition.
If your dog has experienced a tear in their CCL then the only option that they may have is Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery. In this post, our Grass Valley vets explain TPLO surgery for dogs and what it is used to treat as well as some information about the procedure and recovery.
Cats can be adventurous getting into all sorts of mischief. Sometimes this can lead to injuries and can result in secondary conditions such as hematomas for injuries affecting your cat's ears. Today, our Grass Valley veterinary surgeons discuss ear hematomas in cats and when surgery may be needed.
Caring for a kitten, especially one without a mother, can be stressful. Today our Grass Valley vets share ways to take care of a kitten that is without their mother and what situations may require veterinary care.
While the name ringworm implies that it is caused by a worm or parasite, it is actually a type of fungal infection. In humans, we know this infection as Athlete's Foot. Today, our Grass Valley vets talk about what ringworm looks like on a dog and how it can be treated and prevented.
Grass Valley Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about caring for pets in the Grass Valley area. Contact us today to book your pet's first appointment.
