From birth to adulthood your kitten will pass a number of milestones, one of the very earliest will be opening their eyes to see the world for the first time. So, when do kittens open their eyes? Our Windsor vets explain.
You've heard that it's important to care for your pet's teeth, but what exactly does pet dental care entail? Provide your pet with optimal dental health care by following the tips provided in this handy checklist from our Windsor vets.
It's super-exciting to welcome a new puppy into your home, but along with the fun comes the responsibility to care for your new fur baby's long-term health, starting with their first examination. Today our Windsor vets discuss what to expect and what to bring to your puppy's first vet visit.
The signs of chronic pain can be difficult for pet parents to spot, yet dogs suffering from chronic pain experience a serious decline in quality of life. Here, our Windsor vets discuss the causes of chronic pain in dogs, signs to watch for, and treatments that can help your dog live more comfortably.
Routine vet exams and preventive care provide your canine companion with their best shot at a long and healthy life. In today's post, our Windsor vets discuss how often your dog should see their vet.
Routine exams (checkups) for your dog or cat provide your vet with an opportunity to monitor your pet's health, check for early signs of disease, and provide preventive treatments to help protect your pet against potentially life-threatening conditions. Today, our Windsor vets explain the benefits of routine exams for pets.
Our Windsor vets understand that repeated appointments for your dog's vaccines and booster shots can be inconvenient, but keeping your dog's vaccinations up-to-date is the best way to protect your pup against some serious and potentially deadly diseases.
At New England Veterinary Center & Cancer Care we know that you want to do everything you can to ensure that your feline friend lives a long, happy and healthy life. So how often should you take your cat to the vet for a checkup? Here's what our Windsor vets recommend...
Our Windsor vets understand how difficult it can be to decide whether your dog needs to see a vet. So below we share a few common dog illnesses and a list of troubling symptoms to help you decide whether it's time to call your vet.
Our Windsor vets believe that the benefits of getting your dog vaccinated far outweigh the risk of reactions to the vaccines. That said, some dogs do react to getting their shots. If your dog has a vaccine reaction, here's what might happen and what to do.