Blindness can be surprisingly difficult to spot in dogs, thanks to their ability to compensate for loss of vision with their other acute senses. Here, our Cordova vets share ways to spot the early signs of failing vision and what you should do if you suspect blindness.
Skin irritations could cause your dog to itch, scratch or lick continuously. Today our Cordova vets share some of the most common skin conditions in dogs and how you can help your dog to feel better.
Grooming your dog at home can be a real chore if your dog is scared, anxious, or just plain fidgety. Giving your dog mild sedation before grooming can help you to get the job done in a calm and gentle manner. Here's more about sedation for grooming from our Cordova vets.
Today, our Cordova vets review the signs and symptoms of poisoning in dogs, and what you should do if you believe your dog has been poisoned.
Two great options for helping make your pet’s healthcare more affordable are pet insurance and wellness plans. Below, our Memphis vets explain some of the differences and benefits of each of these options.
Fleas can make your pet miserable! If left untreated, fleas can lead to infection and possibly cause more serious diseases. Here's a little from our Memphis vets on how to spot the signs of flea infestations so that you can detect them early and keep your pet healthy.
Ticks are a danger to people and pets because a number of serious diseases are spread by this external parasite. Below, our Memphis vets explain what to look for, and how to keep ticks away from your family and your pets.
One of the most common tick-transmitted diseases in the world is Lyme disease. Here, our Memphis vets explain what symptoms to look out for if you think your pet might have Lyme disease.
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets such as ferrets, dogs and cats. Here's more from our Memphis vets on why prevention is the best treatment option.
Fecal exams allow your vet to check your pet for intestinal parasites which are otherwise difficult to detect. Here, our Memphis vets explain why annual fecals are the best way to ensure that your pet and your household are safe from intestinal parasites.
