Our Charlotte veterinarians at Providence Animal Hospital share helpful tips and information to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
Your dog suddenly stops, extends their neck, and produces a loud snorting sound. There is a good chance that you have just witnessed a reverse sneeze, and while it may be somewhat alarming it is common in small dogs. Below, our Charlotte vets explain reverse sneezes in dogs and explain what you can do to help.
While many dogs experience pregnancy, labor and delivery without any complications there are some that may be at risk and require assistance to help deliver their puppies safely through surgery. Today our Charlotte vets talk about pregnancy and delivery for dogs and signs that a dog may need a C-section.
Yearly routine fecal exams give your vet the opportunity to check your pet for otherwise hard to detect intestinal parasites.
An FHO, or femoral head osteotomy is an orthopedic surgery commonly used to treat and provide relief for cats experiencing hip disorders. Our Charlotte vets share the process for FHO surgery and what to expect during surgery and recovery.
Rabies is an easily transmitted and fatal virus that can not only be passed to your dog but your pup can also pass to other animals and members of your family. Today our Charlotte vets talk about why your dog should receive the life-saving rabies vaccine and what the vaccination schedule looks like.
Vaccinations are very important to the overall well-being of your cat or kitten. Our Charlotte vets share the cat vaccination schedule that they recommend for your kitten.
There are many conditions and diseases that our pets could possibly contract. One such disease is canine parvovirus. Below our Charlotte vets talk about parvo in dogs and how vaccinations can help curb the spread of this contagious disease.
There are a number of reasons that your dog may have a seizure ranging from heat exhaustion to epilepsy. Today our Charlotte vets share some of the reasons that dogs have seizures, and what you should do if your dog has a seizure.
At our Charlotte vet office, we often see cats suffering from uncomfortable symptoms related to bladder stones. In today's post, our veterinarians explain how bladder stones develop, along with the symptoms and treatment for bladder stones in cats.
There are a number of reasons your cat may be limping, from a stuck thorn to a broken bone. Today, our Charlotte vets share some potential causes of a cat limping and what you should do if you notice your cat has developed a limp.
Providence Animal Hospital has been providing comprehensive veterinary care for your cherished pets in Charlotte since 1993.