Tips for Veterinary Boarding for Senior Dogs
Today, our Gainesville vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of gingivitis in cats.
Gingivitis in Cats: Symptoms, Causes & Treatments
Today, our Gainesville vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of gingivitis in cats.
Dog Bone Safety: Can Dogs Eat Bones?
Creating an enriching environment for your dog can include different types of chew toys. You may have also seen people give their dogs bones, but is it safe? Our Gainesville vets are here to explain.
Teething Puppies: Tips & Tricks
If your puppy has started teething, it will undoubtedly be a difficult time for everyone. Our Gainesville vets are here to discuss some ways you can soothe your puppy's gum pain and get through this stage.
Dandruff in Dogs: Causes & Treatment
If you've noticed flaky skin on your dog they might have dandruff, which could be a sign of health problems. Join our Gainesville vets to learn about signs and treatments for dandruff in dogs.
Where to Leave a Cat While on Vacation
In an ideal world, we would take our pets everywhere but that isn't often the case. In this blog, our Gainesville vets share some ideas for places you can leave your cat while you are on vacation.
Required Shots for Dog Boarding
If you are planning a trip, you might already be looking into boarding options for your dog. Our Gainesville vets are here to tell you what shots your dog needs to safely stay in a boarding facility.
How Long A Dog Can Be Left Home Alone
Leaving a dog home alone while at work is one of the most common reasons why dogs are by themselves for an extended period of time. Our Gainesville vets discuss how long is too long for your dog to be alone.
Why Does My Pet Keep Falling?
If your dog or cat is staggering, stumbling, or falling over, it can be caused by s number of things including injury, stroke, poisoning, or an infection. Here, our Gainesville vets explain.
Dogs Eating Grass: Why Do They Do It & Is It Safe?
Most dogs will eat grass now and again, but some dogs seem to eat it far more than others. So, why do dogs eat grass, and should you be concerned? Our Gainesville vets explain.