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Summer isn’t far off now! Lots of people enjoy cooling off with a dip on hot days. Many of our canine pals also enjoy swimming. Just be sure to put safety first! A Covington, GA vet discusses taking Fido swimming in this article. Swim Lessons Not all dogs are natural swimmers. Even learning the doggy paddle is a struggle for some pups! If Fido doesn’t know how to swim, take time to teach him. Gently … Read More
As you probably know, your dog or cat can be allergic to many things. Dust, dirt, fleas, mold, pollen, ingredients in their food, certain materials like rubber or plastic… the list goes on and on. But can dogs and cats themselves can be allergic to each other? And if they are, what do you do about it? Can Dogs and Cats Be Allergic to Each Other? Yes, dogs and cats can be allergic to each … Read More
Just like any other pet, birds need regular veterinary care to thrive. Polly will need regular examinations, so her health can be closely monitored. She may also need to come in for wing or beak trims, as well as if she is ever ill. Read on for some tips from a Covington, GA vet on taking your feathered friend to her doctor. The Ride If possible, bring your winged friend in her cage. Don’t clean … Read More
Have you decided to adopt a kitten? Our feline pals are absolutely adorable, especially when they are young. However, your cute little ball of fur is going to keep you on your toes over the next few months. Getting a kitten is pretty much like getting a tiny, furry toddler with claws! A Covington, GA vet offers some tips on making your home safe for little Fluffy in this article. Small/Sharp Objects Anything small and/or … Read More
August 22nd is a day that is near and dear to our hearts: it’s Take Your Cat To The Vet Day! We love cats, and are completely dedicated to keeping them happy and healthy. And, while most of our feline pals would probably rather nap than visit us, they all look and feel better with regular veterinary care. Read on as a local Covington, GA vet discusses taking Fluffy to the vet. Fluffy’s Veterinary Care … Read More
Snakes may not be as popular as dogs and cats, but they can make great pets for the right person. They aren’t as charismatic as other animals, however, so it’s important for first-time snake owners to do some research. One thing that is crucial is being able to spot signs of sickness. A Covington, GA vet lists some common ones below. Trouble Shedding When your snake sheds, he should lose his old skin in one … Read More
Summer is here! Overheating and dehydration are major concerns for pet owners at this time of year. Making sure your pet always has plenty of water is the best thing you can do to keep them safe from the heat. A Covington, GA vet offers some advice on keeping your beloved pet hydrated in this article. Water Stations First things first: make sure to keep your pet’s water bowl filled with fresh water. Clean the … Read More
Just like people, cats benefit from regular exercise. However, it isn’t always easy to keep your feline pal active, especially once she has passed her adorable kitten phase. As you may have noticed, Fluffy spends the vast majority of her time sleeping. How do you get your drowsy pet to work out? In this article, a Conyers, GA vet offers some suggestions on keeping kitties active. Toys Playing is a great workout for Fluffy. Make … Read More
Is your dog in or near his senior years? Older pooches are just as cute as puppies, and have a sweet temperament that is truly a joy. However, Fido will have slightly different needs as a senior than he did as a puppy. Here, a Covington, GA vet discusses keeping an older dog healthy. Suitable Exercise Fido will slow down as he ages. You definitely don’t want to overexert him. However, you don’t want to … Read More
One thing that has been growing in popularity in the world of veterinary medicine is cold laser therapy. This innovative process can help pets with a variety of ailments, including degenerative disc disease, wounds, and muscle or tendon injuries. However, it is most often used to help pets with chronic pain from arthritis or hip dysplasia. It’s great to see an old dog becoming more active again, or help a pet heal from an injury. … Read More