At our animal hospital in Charlotte, our vets often see dogs with ear infections, especially those with long, floppy ears. Most ear infections in dogs are easily treated if caught early. Here, our vets share some signs of dog ear infections, and what to do if you suspect your dog has one.
It's finally time to bring your puppy home! But which items do you need to make their welcome a great one? Here's an essential checklist from our Charlotte vets - plus advice on how often your new pup should come in for a checkup.
Our Charlotte vets offer insight on signs that your cat may be overweight, and what steps you should take next to get your feline friend back on track and healthy.
Dogs often limp if they are in pain. Our Charlotte vets list some of the causes of limping, what you can do to help your dog, and when to take your pup to your vet.
Kidney failure can have a devastating impact on your cat’s kidneys, organs, and bodily functions. In today’s post, our Charlotte vets explain the symptoms of kidney failure in cats, in addition to potential causes and treatment options.
Kidney failure can have a devastating impact on your cat’s kidneys, organs, and bodily functions. In today’s post, our Charlotte vets explain the symptoms of kidney failure in cats, in addition to potential causes and treatment options.
Hypothyroidism in cats is a rare condition, but when it does happen it can lead to several symptoms, such as mental dullness, weight gain, and more. Today, our Charlotte vets share a few signs of this condition and how it’s treated.
Bladder stones can lead to urination problems for your dog, and can even become life-threatening if they block the bladder. In today’s post, our Charlotte vets share what you need to know about bladder stones in dogs.
Have you got your eye on a hamster as your next pet? In today’s post, our Charlotte vets offer some basic care tips on how to care for your new hamster buddy.
Today, our Charlotte vets discuss causes, symptoms and treatments for ear infection in cats, which are often uncommon for our feline friends but can turn serious if left untreated.
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