Humans aren't the only animal that might suffer from cavities without adequate oral health care. Today, our Argyle vets talk about what cavities in dogs look like and to treat and prevent a cavity from happening.
Dog dental care is an important part of their complete oral health and overall health care in general. In today's post, our Argyle vets discuss some common dog dental problems as well as the signs and symptoms to look out for and when you should call a veterinary dentist.
Dental disease is one of the most common issues for cats, affecting most cats by the time they are 3 years old. If your cat experiences dental disease then they may require the removal of a tooth. Our Argyle vets discuss dental surgery in cats and what to expect during a tooth extraction surgery and recovery.
While we don't expect our dogs to have the most pleasant breath, sometimes it goes beyond the usual puppy breath. If this happens it may be time to visit the vet. Our Argyle vets discuss why your dog's breath may smell and what you can do about it.
Constipation can cause your cat to become uncomfortable and restless and poses a serious health concern. Our Argyle vets share signs of constipation in cats, causes and tips for treating the condition.
Sometimes dogs can be under the weather and experience uncomfortable illnesses and symptoms such as diarrhea. Our Argyle vets discuss diarrhea and what may be causing bloody diarrhea in your dog as well as when you should call an emergency vet.
Cats love to spend their time exploring but this could lead to them returning home with injuries. Our Argyle vets discuss some common wounds that your cat could experience and how you should care for them.
If something unexpected happens to your horse it can be a stressful situation. Here, our vets discuss some of the most common equine emergencies that are managed by our veterinary hospital near Argyle.
When your dog begins breathing quickly it can be concerning. Today our Argyle vets share some reasons why your dog may be panting excessively and when you should bring them in for a checkup.
Paralysis of the legs and laryngeal paralysis are two very serious conditions that require immediate veterinary care. Here, our Argyle vets explain more.
