Babesiosis is a disease that is transmitted through the bite of an infected tick. This disease affects the red blood cell count in your dog's body. Our Orange vets discuss what exactly Babesiosis in dogs is and how it is transmitted and treated.
Routine oral health care is imperative for the lifelong health of your canine companion. Today our Orange veterinary dentists share some information about oral health care such as why dental cleanings are important and how often your dog should have routine dental cleanings performed.
Asthma isn't a condition that can only affect humans, did you know that our canine companions can also experience this life-altering condition? Today our Orange vets explain the most common signs and symptoms of asthma in dogs and what you can do to help your dog breathe easier.
If you discover a lump under your dog's skin it may be startling. It is good to know that not all lumps are possible cancer but rarely it may be. Our Orange vets discuss cancer in dogs and the possible types as well as the signs of cancer and possible diagnosis and treatment.
Cats, just like humans, have two sets of teeth throughout their lives. When your kitten's teeth are coming in they may be experiencing discomfort. Today, our Orange vets discuss the signs of kittens teething as well as how to help relieve their symptoms.
When you own a dog there are many things that you get with the dog such as lifelong love and companionship. Something else you may get with your companion is dog breath. Here, our Orange vets discuss the possible causes of your dog's bad breath and some possible ways to treat and prevent it.
You may be considering adding a canine companion to your family ranks, but have you decided what breed will fit best with your family? Today, the vets at our Orange animal hospital tell us about some breeds of dogs that may be best for families.
Heartworm disease is a dangerous condition in cats and dogs that could lead to severe lung disease, heart failure, as well as cause damage to other organs and potentially death. Here, our Orange vets discuss the symptoms of heartworm disease and why prevention is essential.
Ticks are responsible for spreading a range of serious diseases that are dangerous to both pets and people. Today, our Orange vets talk about ticks including how they thrive, the signs you need to look for, and how you can protect your family and pets from these parasites.
Annual veterinary fecal exams are the best way you can keep your cat or dog and family members protected from intestinal parasites. Today, our Orange vets share how a fecal exam once a year for your pet can help your veterinarian detect intestinal parasites before more severe conditions develop.
If you are looking for a veterinarian in Orange contact us at Vet4HealthyPet Animal Hospital today, to schedule your cat or dog's first appointment! Our vets are passionate about what they do and always provide the best possible veterinary care.
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