It’s your responsibility to do everything you can to keep your four-legged friend safe and healthy. Thus, in this blog post, our Orange Park vets share some of the different types of hazards around your home that can be harmful to your dog.
Color Dilution Alopecia can be alarming to dog owners who don't understand the disease. In this article, our Orange Park vets discuss the symptoms and treatment of CDA in dogs.
There are a number of reasons why your vet may recommend veterinary testing for your pup. It doesn't necessarily mean they are sick. Here, our Orange Park vets share some of the different types of pet laboratory diagnostic tests that they may ask for and what this lab work shows us about your pet.
Cats may begin overgrooming for psychological or medical reasons. Today, our Orange Park vets explain why cats may overgroom, and how you can end their excessive grooming.
During routine exams, your vet will check for early symptoms of illness, internal damage, and other serious conditions that should be addressed. Our vets in Orange Park explain why regular veterinary checkups are important for your pets.
Has your dog been shaking her head lately, leaving you at a loss as to why? In this post, our Orange Park vets share what you should do if you notice your dog is shaking their head, when to go to your vet, and more.
If you notice that your cat has developed an ear hematoma, you might be wondering how to help. Today, our Orange Park vet team talks about the causes of aural hematomas in cats, symptoms, and treatment options.
The moist outer layer on your cat's eye protects the eye by washing away dirt and debris. But if your kitty's eyes have started to tear or water excessively, or if your feline friend is squinting, it could be an early sign that there is a more serious issue. Here, our Orange Park vets explain a few reasons why cats' eyes water.
Sometimes, warm ears on a cat are perfectly normal. Other times, warm ears might be a cause for concern. Today, our Orange Park vets discuss some reasons why your cat's ears might be warm, when it's normal, and when it's time to see a vet.
If your dog is staggering, stumbling, or falling over, it may be the result of a variety of medical issues, including injury, stroke, poisoning, or an infection. Here, our Orange Park vets explain why you should get to a veterinary hospital right away.
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