Learn more from our Thomasville vets about the best ways to protect and care for your pets in our blog.
There are few things more exciting than bringing a new puppy home, but along with the excitement comes responsibility. Now that you're a pet parent, it's time for training to begin. Here are a few dog training tips from our Thomasville vets, to get you started.
If your dog is unwell or hurt it can be difficult to tell whether waiting to see your regular vet is ok, or whether you should take them to the emergency vet immediately. Today our Thomasville vets share 5 signs that your dog may need emergency vet care.
Finding a lump on your dog can be upsetting. Not every lump will turn out to be cancer however, here are a few types of cancer that our Thomasville vets commonly see in dogs.
Here, our Thomasville vets share seven of the best cat breeds to consider, if you are looking for a new feline companion.
When your dog isn't feeling well it can be difficult to know just how serious the situation is. Today our Thomasville vets share some of the signs and symptoms of common dog illnesses that can be serious or even deadly.
Our Thomasville veterinarians understand that dealing with the effects of food allergies and food sensitivities in dogs can be unpleasant. To help, here are a few of the best foods to help ease your dogs food allergy symptoms.
Today our Thomasville vets explain why spaying or neutering your kitten or adult cat not only prevents unwanted litters but can help to curb many undesirable behaviors.
Our Thomasville vets believe that Wellness Plans and Pet Insurance are two great options for helping to make your pet’s healthcare more affordable. But, understanding the differences between these options is essential when deciding which coverage is right for your pet.
Regular grooming is an important component of pet care. Here, our Thomasville vets review pet grooming basics, and share some tips on how to groom your dog or cat at home.
When it comes to heartworm disease, our Thomasville vets believe that prevention is key. For pets in Davidson County, heartworm disease results in lung disease, heart failure, organ damage, and death.