Our Ypsilanti veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
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Occasionally cats may experience the symptoms of a urinary blockage. These blockages can be life-threatening if not treated immediately and a perineal urethrostomy may be suggested. In today's post, our Ypsilanti vets talk about what perineal urethrostomy surgery is and what to expect from PU surgery and recovery for your cat.
Microchipping your cat can help to increase the chances that it will be found if they get lost. Read on to learn more from our Ypsilanti vets about how microchipping is beneficial for cats.
Much like their pet parents, dogs can experience anxiety and depression from time to time. If you think that your dog is feeling anxious or blue the good news is that you may be able to help your dog feel better with these tips from our Ypsilanti vets.
Heart disease is a common internal medical condition in dogs so pet parents need to be able to spot the signs early, and get the treatment their four-legged friend needs fast. Below, our Ypsilanti vets discuss common signs of heart disease in dogs.
Are you considering Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery for your dog? In this post, our Ypsilanti vets will explain the procedure and what to expect as your dog recovers.
If your cat has gotten into something they are not supposed to, you may be wondering if your cat has been poisoned. Our Ypsilanti vets will explain the symptoms of cat poisoning.
If you have a cat you may be wondering if you should get your cat fixed and when you should have it done. Well, our Michigan Avenue Animal Hospital vets will explain the importance of getting your cat fixed and when the right time is to get it done.
Having your dog spayed or neutered prevents unwanted litters of puppies and can also help to curb undesirable behaviors and even reduce the risk of certain diseases. Here, our Ypsilanti vets share what you should know about getting your puppy fixed.
Your dog eating gum may not seem like a big deal, but some types of chewing gum are toxic to dogs. Our Ypsilanti vets explain what you should do if your dog eats gum.
If you see that your dog's face is swelling, then it's likely to be caused by another underlying health complication. Today our Ypsilanti vets illuminate what serious conditions facial swelling can be a sign of in dogs.
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