Cats can catch colds and may exhibit symptoms similar to people, such as a runny nose or sneezing. Our Orlando vets share more about what causes cat colds and when to seek veterinary care for your feline friend.
Any pet parent will tell you that chewing is a relatively common issue among dogs and puppies. While it may be common, there are ways that you can help curb this activity in your dog. Here our Orlando vets discuss the reasons why dogs chew and what steps you can take to stop them.
Mastitis is a serious worry for pregnant dogs and their owners. In this post, our Orlando vets answer questions about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of mastitis in female dogs.
As cats age, they require special attention to remain healthy and happy. Today, the veterinarians at our Orlando location will discuss how to care for senior cats and when they are considered to be elderly.
Have you observed flaky material on your dog's fur? It may indicate dandruff, which could be a symptom of other health issues. Our Orlando veterinarians will go over the signs and remedies for dandruff in dogs.
Cats may experience significant discomfort due to poor dental health. It's quite common for felines to develop dental diseases, particularly gingivitis, which is the initial stage of periodontal disease, by the age of 3. In this article, our vets from Orlando detail the symptoms, causes, and treatments of gingivitis in cats.
Although dogs are wonderful companions, spending every moment with them is not practical. At some point, we have to go out to run errands, attend appointments, or go to work. Our Orlando veterinary experts have shared some advice to help you make your puppy's first time alone at home easier.
Cataracts are common in dogs, just like humans, and can cause your dog to have a hard time seeing. Today, our East Orlando Animal Hospital vets will explain how cataract surgery could help with your dog's vision.
While dog flu vaccines and Bordetella vaccines can reduce the severity of these illnesses, they cannot prevent them from spreading. Because dogs are contagious for two or three days before showing symptoms, it is impossible to detect contagious dogs before arrival. Therefore, vaccinations are necessary to ensure the safety of other animals.
Having a new kitten is exciting, but now you need to make sure that they are healthy and stay that way for life. To help you prepare, our Orlando vets share some information about what to expect at your kitten's first vet visit.
East Orlando Animal Hospital is always happy to welcome new clients to our full-service animal hospital. We look forward to meeting you and your pet!
