If your cat has dental damage or decay that is beyond repair it needs to be addressed immediately with a tooth extraction. Our Dallas vet dentists discuss the reasons that your cat may need a tooth removed and what you can expect.
Bad breath is quite common in dogs and becomes especially prominent as they grow older or with health issues. Here, our Dallas vets explain what might be causing your dog's bad breath and how it's treated.
Heading out on a journey and want to take your cat along? Our Dallas vets offer a few tips to help make the journey easier for both you and your beloved pet.
Evidence suggests that cats do get lonely, and of course, they need us to provide them with the essentials to survive. Here, our Dallas vets explain how long you can leave a cat alone, and give tips for keeping your cat safe while you are away.
We understand that leaving your dog behind when you go on vacation can be stressful, especially if your pet has specific medical needs. Here, our Dallas vets share tips and help you choose the best place to leave your dog while you're away.
When making travel plans one of the biggest decisions for pet owners is what to do with their pets. Here, our Dallas veterinarians discuss boarding options and questions to consider when choosing a boarding facility.
Vaccinations play a critical role in keeping cats healthy throughout their lifetime. Our Dallas vets recommend following this vaccination schedule to protect your kitten from a number of potentially deadly feline diseases.
Hookworms cause gastrointestinal upset in otherwise healthy adult dogs but can be fatal for puppies. Today, our Dallas vets share facts about hookworms in dogs and how these problematic parasites can be treated or prevented.
Whether you live in hot temperatures year-round or just in a few brief summer months, heatstroke in dogs is something every pet parent needs to understand. Today our Dallas vets share the symptoms of this potentially deadly condition, and what you should do if you think your dog has heatstroke.
you notice that your dog suddenly stops, extends its neck, and produces a strange snorting sound. There is a good chance that you have just seen a reverse sneeze, and while it may be somewhat concerning, it is quite common in small dogs. Below, our Dallas vets explain paroxysmal respiration.
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