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The majority of dogs will chew on almost anything from bones and toys to shoes and furniture. Here, our Tucson vets share what you should do in an emergency when something gets stuck in your dog's throat or mouth, and they start to choke.
Many dogs love to smell, dig in, and eat grass. But should you be concerned if your dog is regularly dining on your lawn? Here, our Tucson vets discuss why dogs may habitually eat grass, and whether it is safe to do, in this post.
Our Tucson vets understand that it can be alarming to see blood in your dog's poop. There are a number of reasons why there's blood in a dog's stool. Today, we share some of the causes and when to head to your vet's office.
For dogs, facial swelling can happen suddenly. While allergic reactions can lead to facial swelling, many factors can contribute. In this article, our Tucson vets list causes and symptoms and explain how to reduce facial swelling in dogs.
As a cat owner, you may be considering the benefits and drawbacks of microchipping your cat. This common procedure can provide peace of mind in case your furry friend ever goes missing. Our Tucson vets will discuss the benefits of microchips for cats and why you should definitely consider one.
A healthy adult dog infected with hookworms will usually experience gastrointestinal upset. However, it can be fatal to puppies. Our vets in Tucson share facts about hookworms in dogs and how they can be treated and prevented.
Whipworms are a common parasite that makes their home in the large intestine and cecum of dogs, causing irritation and leading to a host of uncomfortable symptoms. Today our Tucson vets explain more about whipworms in dogs, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
Rabies is a deadly virus that is very contagious for pets, including cats. In this post, our Tucson veterinarians discuss the impact the rabies on cats, including how common it is, its symptoms, and how it can be prevented.
Canine parainfluenza virus (CPIV) is a highly contagious ribonucleic acid virus that causes respiratory illness in dogs all over the world. Today, our Tucson vets lay out the symptoms and causes of parainfluenza in dogs and how to treat it.
Corneal, or ocular, dermoids in dogs are a rare type of ocular abnormality that can affect the cornea, leading to potential vision impairment and discomfort for dogs. Today, our Tucson vets explain this condition more in-depth, as well as how they are treated and how much it may cost.
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