Your cat's eye has a moist outer layer that helps clean away dirt and debris to protect it. However, if your cat's eyes are tearing or watering a lot, or if they are squinting, it might be a sign of a problem. Our Clovis vets will share a few reasons why your cat's eyes may be watering.
Blindness in dogs is hard to notice because they use their other senses to compensate. Our vets from Clovis offer tips to spot early signs of vision loss and what to do if you suspect your dog is going blind.
As pet owners, it's important to be aware of the various symptoms that may indicate a gastrointestinal upset in our furry companions. One of the most common indicators is vomiting. At our Clovis, our team has put together this guide to help you understand the causes of this condition, and what steps you can take to address it.
Anemia in dogs can be caused by a range of health conditions. In this article, our veterinary experts from Clovis will explain the various types of anemia that affect dogs, their associated symptoms, and the treatments available. By the end of this article, you'll better understand how to identify and manage anemia in your furry friend.
Our Clovis vets discuss leptospirosis in cats today. This is a bacterial spirochete infection caused by Leptospira interrogans. The vets will cover symptoms, causes, and treatment options.
Dogs can experience upset stomach symptoms similar to humans, but while we may know how to manage our discomfort, knowing how to help our furry friends in these situations can be challenging. What steps should you take if your dog is suffering from an upset stomach?
Bladder infections and related issues are prevalent in dogs and can be just as painful and uncomfortable as in humans. Our Clovis vets will discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatments for bladder infections in dogs.
Our canine friends are at a serious health risk because of dog obesity. You may have a little too much weight on your pooch if they seem extra cuddly. Today, our Clovis explain how you can tell if your dog might be overweight, and what you should do.
In this post, we'll explore dog rehabilitation, which is similar to physiotherapy for humans. Its aim is to reduce pain, improve strength, flexibility, endurance, and overall function. Our Clovis vets will also discuss various methods used in dog rehabilitation.
Hip dysplasia is a progressive, degenerative disease that usually begins when your dog is just a puppy, but is generally not diagnosed until noticeable symptoms appear in adulthood. Today, our Clovis discuss treatment options for hip dysplasia in dogs and ways to help reduce the impact of this painful condition on your dog's mobility.
Family Pet Hospital is always accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health and well-being of Clovis dogs and cats. Contact us today to get started!
