Much like their people, dogs can experience anxiety and depression from time to time. If you think that your pooch has anxiety or depression the good news is that you may be able to help your pup to feel better with these tips from our Somerset vets.
Vomiting in dogs is a common symptom of gastrointestinal upset. There are a number of potential causes for this condition. In this post, our Somerset vets share what you should know, and what to do.
Ear infections in cats are not super common, however, when they do develop they can be an indication of a serious underlying issue. In today's post our Somerset vets explain some of the causes, symptoms and treatments for ear infections in cats.
Your dog's oral health has a direct impact upon their overall health but sadly many dogs don't get the dental care they need to prevent oral health issues such as periodontal disease. Here, our Somerset vets explain how periodontal disease in dogs can be treated and prevented.
Dental problems such as gingivitis can be extremely painful for cats. These dental issues are pervasive, with as many as 85% of cats over the age of three having some form of dental disease. Our Somerset vets share signs and causes, along with information on how the disease is diagnosed and how it can be treated.
Bad breath is quite common in our canine companions, especially as they grow older, and can be a sign of serious health issues in your pooch. Here, our Somerset vets explain what might be causing your dog's bad breath and how you can help to treat or even prevent it.
Dental problems can lead to significant pain for your cat, and lead to other health issues. Today, our Somerset veterinary team explains how to spot dental health problems in your cat, what the most common dental diseases are in cats, and how these issues can be prevented or treated.
Does your dog have a dry cough? If so, your pup may be suffering from Kennel Cough. Today our Somerset vets share some facts about this highly contagious respiratory disease in dogs and what you should do if your dog is coughing.
Ringworm is not a worm, it's a fungus, comparable to athlete's foot. It generates infectious spores, which are highly resilient and difficult to eliminate in the environment. Ringworm may infect the skin of all animals, including dogs. Today, our Somerset vets discuss ringworm in dogs and what it looks like.
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 Somerset explain why regular veterinary checkups are essential.
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