Dogs are known for chewing on things, usually things we don't want them to chew on. So what can we do about this? Today, our Columbia vets talk about what to offer your dog to chew on and how dental chews can help your pup in more than one way.
While cats don't pant often, when it happens it could be caused by something as simple as them playing or running. Unfortunately in other situations, it could be caused by an underlying health condition. In today's post, our Columbia vets talk about heavy breathing in cats and what to do when it happens.
A dog's pregnancy can be a wonderful heartwarming time, but what happens when things aren't going exactly as planned? Will your dog need a c-section and what can you expect if they do? For the answers to these and other questions about breeding, our vets in Columbia offer more details below.
Cataracts are a condition that can affect dogs just as they can people, having the potential to lead to blindness if left untreated. Luckily, many dogs are good candidates for surgical treatment. Here, our Columbia vets share some information about cataracts in dogs and what to expect from your pet's surgery.
Laminitis is a condition that can affects the health and integrity of the hoof, and it typically affects horses and donkeys. In this post, our Columbia veterinarians explain equine laminitis, including its symptoms, causes, and treatments.
Our Columbia emergency vets share the benefits of ultrasounds for dogs and cats, when it is used, and how to prepare for your pet's ultrasound.
Oral health issues may be just as painful for our cats as they are for us. In fact, tooth and mouth pain may even get so bad that it prevents your furry friend from eating. Here, our Columbia vets explain some of the best ways you can help keep your cat's mouth clean and healthy.
By knowing what to expect during and after a surgical procedure, you can help ensure that your pup stays on the road to recovery and experiences fewer complications. Here, our veterinarians talk about vet surgery in Columbia and what you should expect throughout your dog's recovery from their procedure.
We've always seen dogs and bones as a natural pairing, but bones might just be a treat only for dogs in cartoons. Here, our Columbia vets discuss bone safety and whether or not dogs can actually eat bones.
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint condition in canines that becomes more severe over time. There is no current cure for this form of arthritis, however, symptoms are manageable in order to reduce chronic pain and give your pooch better quality of life! Our Columbia vets share the causes, symptoms, and treatment of osteoarthritis in dogs.
Maury County Veterinary Hospital is always accepting new patients. Our experienced veterinary team is passionate about the health and well-being of animals from across our community. Contact us today to book your first appointment.
