Veterinary Blog in Stevenson Ranch
Ringworm is a condition that not all pet owners have seen or had to care for. It sounds like this infection is caused by a worm, but it is really a fungal infection. This condition impacts the skin and can be quite unsightly, and it is contagious to humans. If you think that your cat…
Read MoreDogs with heatstroke only have a limited time to get help before it is too late. As a pet owner, recognizing the signs of dog heatstroke is critical so that you can be sure you are able to save your pet. Make sure that you are aware of the early warning signs that your dog…
Read MoreCats are known for being prone to vomiting, and some breeds of cats are more likely to have touchy stomachs than others. That being said, there are some instances where cat vomiting is excessive and can be a cause for concern. If your cat is throwing up frequently, there are some common reasons that this…
Read MoreDog parks are a really important way to help manage your dog’s well-being. Santa Clarita has a plethora of dog parks for your dogs to play. Dogs need to play and socialize to be happy, and many people do not have access to a yard for their dogs to enjoy. This can lead to all…
Read MoreFeline leukemia can be a scary disease, especially if you don’t know very much about it. This is a severe disease that continues to affect many cats around the world. However, if you look more into exactly what feline leukemia is and how it works, you may be able to put your mind a bit…
Read MoreDid you know that dogs can also develop diabetes like humans? Dog diabetes works very similar to diabetes seen in humans, with a few small differences. The most common form of dog diabetes is a sugar diabetes where the body cannot regulate the glucose produced naturally. When dog’s eat food, especially food high in sugar,…
Read MoreIf you have a cat, there’s a good chance you’ve seen her cough up hairballs now and then. But if this is your first cat, or if it’s been a while since you’ve been around cats, you may wonder whether this is normal—and if not, what you should do about it. The good news is…
Read MoreYou may have questioned if your dog can see in color. This issue has long been disputed until a 1995 study published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association disclosed that dog retinas have many color-sensitive cones and can, in fact, see in color. Dogs can see in color. However, they do not…
Read MoreDog breath is a common thing that people complain about, but did you know that you can do something about it? Usually bad breath in dogs is simply caused by poor oral hygiene, and this can be remedied by brushing your dog’s teeth on a regular basis. However, there may be sometimes that bad breath…
Read MoreHas your cat been coughing a lot lately? Do you find yourself wondering what could be causing it? Are you getting more concerned about her the longer her cough has gone on? Or is this the first time you’ve noticed her coughing recently? There may be many different situations surrounding a coughing cat, and any…
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