Our Germantown Parkway Animal Hospital team would like to share that Dr. Zinkus, who serves as both our Medical Director and Regional Medical Advisor, will be away from the hospital for a couple of weeks while she attends Officer School for the Army Reserve Veterinary Corps.
Many people don't know that our cats can get sick, but they can catch colds just like we can! A cat with a cold will display similar symptoms as humans do such as sneezing and a runny nose. Here, our Cordova vets talk about the causes of cat colds and when to seek veterinary care.
Cats are known for their independent yet playful characters. So, if your cat seems sad, you're bound to be concerned. Today, we discuss signs of depression in cats, potential causes of cat depression, and what can be done to help your feline friend banish the blues.
Our vets know you work hard to protect and care for your dog. Nonetheless, eye injuries can happen. Here, we discuss common types of eye injuries in dogs as well as the causes, symptoms, and what to do if your dog has an eye injury.
Is your dog repeatedly shaking their head? Today's post explores the subject of head shaking in dogs, what to do, and when to head to the vet.
No doubt about it, cats love to sleep. But how much is too much? Today, you will discover reasons why cats sleep so much and learn when to be concerned about your cat's sleeping habits.
The safety of dog bones has become a contentious topic and one that many pet parents are eager to understand. Are bones good for dogs? What bones can dogs eat safely? Today, we discuss some pros and cons of giving dogs bones, to help you make an informed decision.
The safety of dog bones has become a contentious topic and one that many pet parents are eager to understand. Are bones good for dogs? What bones can dogs eat safely? Today, we discuss some pros and cons of giving dogs bones, to help you make an informed decision.
Does your cat or dog's panting mean that they're having breathing difficulties? Today, our Cordova vets look at breathing difficulties in dogs and cats, and how they are treated.
While it may not seem like a serious problem, dog constipation can be life-threatening. That's why it's important to know the signs and what to do if your dog is constipated. In today's post, our Cordova vets explain more about this common health concern.
