It’s that time of year when foliage changes into beautiful golden hues. The air is crisp and the temperature is less toasty. It’s the season of football, frolicking in the leaves, and longer evenings. Keep your pet happy and well with these fall pet health care tips. Important Fall Pet Health Care Tips Feed them…
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Senior Cats - Health Issues to Look for as they Get Older
When you’ve been with your feline friend for as long as you can remember, it’s easy to forget that she may now be a senior. Yes, you read that right. Your cat is no longer the sprightly little furball she once was. In fact, she is aging. Once upon time cats were considered geriatrics at…
Otitis In Dogs
What Is Otitis? Otitis is an inflammation of the ear caused by an infection. It has several types. Otitis externa and otitis media. Otitis externa or outer ear infection is an inflammation of the external ear canal. It is one of the most common issues vets deal with on a daily basis. Clinical signs may…
Dog Urinalysis: Your Dog Needs This Simple Test Every Year
When your dog is looking all fine, it does not necessarily mean that he is fine. We should understand that taking a simple test only once a year can prove to be very helpful for your dog’s health. Dog Urinalysis is a test which can sometimes help your doctor to find and cure an illness…
Repairing Bone Fractures
Bone Fractures in Dogs and Cats A hit by car or falls from a higher place are the two most common causes of bone fractures in dogs and cats. Fractures in cats and dogs can range from simple thin fractures with little bone displacement to complex fractures in which the bone breaks into multiple pieces.…
Dog Grooming - What You Need to Know
When you take your dog to the groomer, your pet generally comes out looking spiffy. Nevertheless, grooming isn’t mostly about looks. Dog hairstyles help ensure that your dog stays clean and comfortable throughout the year. Many groomers advise that you carry out dog grooming every 6 to 8 weeks, however, this might depend upon the…
Holiday Pet Safety Tips – Broken Arrow Vets
As the holiday season is soon upon us, it’s time to deck the halls, hoist the tree and wrap the stocking fillers in preparation for Christmas. With all this enjoyment, it’s important to consider the pet safety of our precious four-legged buddies throughout the holiday season. A combination of gift boxes and Christmas light cabling can spell…