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The All Pets Veterinary Medical Center staff will be attending the AAHA Conference 2016 in Austin, Texas on March 21-April 3. This veterinary conference is great way for our staff to experience something new and unique. It offers the opportunity for us to learn practices from other industry experts, discover the latest and greatest in products and services, and network with fellow veterinarians and technicians from around the country.
The oral cavity of dogs is a perfect incubator for all kinds of bacteria, partly because the mouth is warm, moist and has significant nutrients present for organisms to grow on. While most are normal and natural, once plaque and calculus (tartar) form on the teeth the normal microbial flora gets out of balance — and if pathogenic organisms proliferate, trouble ensues.
It appears our friends Litelbitt and Meatball are celebrating appropriately!
It is interesting to wonder about how certain Christian customs originated. One notable custom is the paradox in our Easter tradition that seems to support the fact that rabbits lay eggs! How strange is that?! Someone obviously must have missed hearing some practical “facts of life.”
Watch our short video about the laparoscopic spay technique offered by All Pets Veterinary Medical Center.
Urinary incontinence occurs when a housetrained dog loses control of his or her bladder. The severity can range from occasional small urine leaks to inadvertent voiding of a large amount of urine. This article will discuss the causes, symptoms and treatment options available for urinary incontinence in dogs.
In our article Canine Influenza Virus we discussed the symptoms and types, diagnosis and treatment, and living and management of the virus. This article will discuss the recent outbreaks and what you can do to help prevent the virus from affecting your pet.
Continue reading Canine Influenza Vaccine and Recent Outbreaks
You can make a huge difference for your pet, no matter what age. We are currently offering a dental special package for $295.00! If your pet has Continue reading Dental SPECIAL: $295 for Complete Oral Health Treatment
Well, it doesn’t get much cuter! These siblings were here for a sponsored spay/neuter by Aggieland Humane Society. Each one has already found a forever home!
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