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.
It can be very distressing to find out your pup has diarrhea. When it comes to diarrhea in dogs, you probably want to find a cure FAST! In this post, our Farmington Hills vets list some common causes and how to stop this symptom.
Your cat will need a little extra love and attention after surgery to aid the healing process. Here, our Farmington Hills vets share a few strategies for caring for your kitty companion as they recover from surgery.
Cats love to get their paws on rubber bands, ribbons and strings. Unfortunately, they also sometimes eat these items, making intestinal blockage surgery for cats a surprisingly common necessity. Our vets in Farmington Hills explain this procedure, including cost and recovery factors.
While dogs with IVDD do not always need surgery to correct the condition, a procedure may be the best treatment option if Intervertebral Disc Disease has impacted your pup's ability to walk. The goal of IVDD surgeries is to reduce pain, restore mobility and prevent further disc problems. Our Farmington Hills vets share some information on treatment options for IVDD in dogs.
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (cruciate) functions similar to a human's ACL and helps the dog's knee to work correctly. If the cruciate is torn, this can cause injury and pain. In this post, our Farmington Hills vets share information about TPLO surgery for dogs.
You're probably aware that getting your dog 'fixed' is an important milestone, but do you know what the spaying or neutering process involves, when you should have it done and the risks to consider? Our Farmington Hills vets share some important facts.