If you've ever leaned in to get up close and personal with your kitty and gotten a whiff of stinky cat breath, you know there's nothing like it. While this condition is often linked to dental issues, this isn't always the case. In this article, our Fort Oglethorpe vets list some potential causes for your cat's bad breath and how the condition may be treated.
Dental problems can cause your dog severe pain and lead to other health issues. Today, our Fort Oglethorpe vets explain how to identify common dental health issues in your pooch, and how they can be prevented and treated.
You may be understandably concerned if you notice bleeding in your dog's ears. Whether a minor irritation or a more severe issue is to blame, your pup will likely need veterinary treatment. Here, our Fort Oglethorpe vets discuss the causes of bleeding ears in dogs, which symptoms may appear, and when to see your vet.
Internal and external pests called parasites feed on your pet's blood and can cause many potentially serious health issues. In this post, our Fort Oglethorpe vets will explain the importance of parasite control for your canine companion and family and how to prevent parasites in dogs.
Hookworms trigger gastrointestinal upset in otherwise healthy adult dogs. However, this parasite can prove fatal for puppies. Here, our Fort Oglethorpe vets discuss hookworms in dogs and how these problematic parasites can be treated and prevented.
Suffering a broken jawbone can be a very painful and scary experience for your dog. In this post, our Fort Oglethorpe vets explain how broken jaw injuries in dogs can occur and how you can help your pup.
Have you ever wondered if the dog dental chews you find on pet store shelves are worth purchasing? Our Fort Oglethorpe vets explain which factors to consider and how dental chews can fit in to your dog's dental care routine.
Similar to humans, dogs can develop dental cavities due to a lack of oral hygiene. In today's post, our Fort Oglethorpe vets explain what dog cavities are and how to prevent your pup from developing a cavity.
Diabetes can threaten your cat's longevity and quality of life if left untreated. Our Fort Oglethorpe vets discuss how cats with diabetes can live comfortable lives with appropriate treatment and disease management, including injections, medications, diet and exercise.
Behavior problems in dogs and cats can be frustrating for their owners to decode and address. In this post, our vets in Fort Oglethorpe discuss signs of behavioral issues in pets, the value of early intervention, and how consulting with your vet can help stop problems from becoming worse.