Your dog's coat is an important aspect of their overall physical health. So, how can you keep it healthy and shiny? Our vets in Farmington Hills offers some practical tips for dog coat care and maintenance in this post.
Seeking a great dog for your kids? Courtesy of our Farmington Hills vets, here are the 10 best dog breeds we recommend considering for your family. Plus, we offer some tips on caring for your new bundle of fur.
While anemia in dogs is not a disease, it is a symptom associated with numerous potential underlying conditions. Here, our Farmington Hills vets share more about the causes, symptoms and treatments for anemia in dogs.
Today, our Farmington Hills vets explain why your cat might be limping, when you should take your cat to the vet, and which symptoms to beware of.
In this post, our Farmington Hills vets list the signs of fever in dogs, what's considered a normal temperature and high fever, how to reduce fever in dogs and when to see the vet.
You'll do everything you can to help your beloved cat enjoy a healthy, long life. So, what's the best way to help support your cat's long-term health? Whether your kitty is young or entering their golden years, our Farmington Hills vets have some recommendations.
Food allergies are relatively uncommon in dogs. That said when they do occur symptoms can be concerning to both our pups and us. Here, our vets in Farmington Hills share the best types of foods to help alleviate your dog's food allergy symptoms.
While cats who are technically overweight may look cuddly, carrying just a few extra ounces can have a negative impact on your kitty's health and longevity. Our Farmington Hills vets explain how you can tell if your cat is overweight.
Your dog's teeth will decay and disease can become an issue without appropriate dental care. Today, our Farmington Hills vets explain why dog dental care is so important to their health.
Our vets in Farmington Hills understand that cats can be notoriously choosy eaters, so if your cat is refusing to eat it can be a challenge to find out why. In this post, we list a few reasons why your cat may not be eating, and when to visit your vet.