Anesthesia is required in most surgical procedures, as well as standard veterinary dental procedures. But what are the risks involved in dog anesthesia, how long does anesthesia last and what are the side effects? Our Windsor vets explain.
Gingivitis is a potentially severe condition that causes inflammation of your cat's gums. In extreme cases, cats with gingivitis can have difficulties eating and experience severe pain. Our Windsor vets explain more.
Cavities are as painful for our furry friends as they are for us. In today's post, our Windsor vets explain how to prevent your dog from developing cavities, and how they can be treated if they do occur.
Diagnostic imaging technologies can help our Windsor vets determine the cause, extent, or seriousness of a pet's illness or injury. Today, we discuss various diagnostic imaging methods used to pinpoint the cause of your pet's symptoms.
Cat tooth resorption is a painful oral health condition that often goes untreated because pet parents are unaware of the symptoms. So, today our vets discuss the symptoms of tooth resorption in cats and how it is treated.
Is your dog getting on in years, but you aren't quite sure if they are old? Our Windsor vets discuss when a dog is considered senior, and how to care for your dog as they enter their golden years.
If your dog has patches of hair loss with a crusty coating, it could be ringworm. In today's post, our Windsor vets explain the signs of ringworm in dogs, how it is diagnosed and how to prevent the spread to other pets.
Parvovirus is a potentially life-threatening disease seen in cats. Our Windsor vets explain the causes, symptoms, prevention, and treatment options for parvovirus in cats so that you can take proactive steps to protect the health of your feline family member.
What does a dog or cat wellness exam consist of? How long does a vet check-up take? How often should your pet have a routine exam? Today our Windsor vets answer your questions about pet wellness exams.
Get the most out of your pet's routine exam appointment by asking your veterinarian these important questions suggested by our Windsor vets.