What You Need to Know About Ultrasounds for Your Cat or Dog
Your vet has recommended an ultrasound for your cat or dog. What is this procedure, and how can it help your pet? Our Thomasville vets explain.
Your vet has recommended an ultrasound for your cat or dog. What is this procedure, and how can it help your pet? Our Thomasville vets explain.
Anemia in dogs can be caused by a number of different underlying health conditions. In today's blog our Thomasville vets explain the different types of anemia seen in dogs, as well as their various symptoms and treatments.
By getting your cat fixed you are doing more than just preventing unwanted kittens, you may also be preventing a host of unwanted behaviors and protecting your feline friend against some potential serious health issues. Today our Thomasville vets share some of the things you should know about spaying or neutering your cat.
If you are looking for an unconventional pet that will provide many years of companionship and love, a talking bird may be right for you. These entertaining creatures make delightful pets for owners willing to offer birds the care they need to stay happy and healthy. Our Thomasville vets share some of their favorite talking bird species.
Considering getting a feathered friend as a pet? Friendly and gentle are bound to be your top 2 must-haves in your new bird, but be sure to check out other important characteristics such as personality and size before you decide on the best bird to own as your pet. Here are a few suggestions from our Thomasville vets.
In many cases, hernias in cats aren’t a very serious condition and can be repaired with surgery. Here, our Thomasville vets explain the different types of hernias and share what you can typically expect if your cat requires hernia surgery.
If your dog has a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL/ACL) your Thomasville vet may recommend surgery to repair the damage and get your dog up and running again. Here are 3 common surgery options for treating this knee injury in dogs.
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.