Category: Disease Prevention

February is Pet Dental Health Month!

Pet Dental Health Month

Dental Care

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February is Pet Dental Health Month! Dental health is an essential aspect of your pet’s overall health, and dental problems can cause, or be caused by, other health problems. It’s necessary to have your veterinarian check your dog or cat’s teeth and gums at least once a year to examine for early signs of a problem and to keep your pet’s mouth healthy.

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Signs of Parasites in Cats

Signs of parasites in cats

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Cats can get a variety of intestinal parasites, including some that are commonly known as “worms”. For this reason, it’s essential to know the signs of parasites in cats so you can protect your pet. Therefore, we will discuss the signs of parasites in cats, as well as the causes, diagnosis and treatment plans we offer.

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Signs of Parasites in Dogs

Signs of Parasites in Dogs

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All dogs are susceptible to intestinal parasites. For this reason, it is essential to know the signs of parasites in dogs so you can protect your pet. Therefore, we will discuss the signs of parasites in dogs, causes, diagnosis and treatment plans we offer.

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Skin Diseases in Dogs and Summer Heat Flares

Skin Diseases in Dogs

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Summer is almost here. While this is a great time for our pups to play outside in the sunshine, this also means heat flares for dogs with skin diseases. Therefore, we will discuss skin diseases in dogs and how to treat summer heat flares.

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Prevent Lyme Disease in Dogs Month: Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme Disease in Dogs

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April is Lyme Disease Prevention Month. Lyme Disease in dogs is a common illness spread through bacteria transmitted by deer tick bites. This disease can lead to serious complications and even death in rare cases. Therefore, knowing the symptoms of Lyme Disease can help keep your dog healthy. We have put together some information on Lyme Disease, as well as tips for preventing Lyme Disease in your dog.

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Dental Health Month: Tips for Keeping Your Cat’s Teeth Clean

Keeping Your Cat's Teeth Clean

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February is Dental Health Month. Therefore, it is time to lavish some attention on your cat’s teeth. Taking proper care of your feline’s teeth is essential to prevent plaque and tartar buildup, as this can progress to painful periodontal disease. The bacteria from periodontal disease can spread to other organs and cause illnesses. Therefore, we have put together a few tips for keeping your dog’s teeth clean.

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Dental Health Month: Tips for Keeping Your Dog’s Teeth Clean

Keeping Your Dog's Teeth Clean

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February is Dental Health month, which means it is time to lavish some attention on your dog’s teeth. Taking proper care of your dog’s teeth is essential because plaque and tartar buildup can progress to painful periodontal disease. Bacteria from periodontal disease can spread to other organs and cause illnesses. Therefore, we have put together a few tips for keeping your dog’s teeth clean.

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Oral Hygiene for Cats

Adjuvanted vs. NonadjuvantedWhile there is a lot of information regarding the importance of good oral health, few pet owners regularly take the single most effective measure to prevent periodontal disease: toothbrushing. This is especially true with cats.

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Oral Hygiene for Dogs

teethsThe 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.

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February is Dental Health Month!

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There’s no better way to start the year than with a shiny new smile. Pets want good smelling breath just as much as you want them to have it! Stinky breath and brown spots on the teeth are signs of dental calculus build up and gingivitis- things that could lead to serious dental disease- but are very preventable! Continue reading February is Dental Health Month!