Like their loving humans, dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies. Your canine companion can suffer from symptoms ranging from itchy eyes to hair loss, affecting your pooch's quality of life. Today, our Ypsilanti vets share more about the signs and treatment of seasonal allergies in dogs.
Dogs suffering from chronic bronchitis and tracheobronchitis (kennel cough) show many of the same symptoms, but these types of bronchitis differ in a few important ways. Today our Ypsilanti vets share more about bronchitis in dogs.
Like their loving humans, cats can have allergies to a number of substances that they inhale, consume, or touch. Today, our Ypsilanti vet team shares some information types, symptoms and treatments of allergies in cats.
Skin allergies in dogs can cause your pooch to become itchy, grouchy and uncomfortable. Our Ypsilanti vet team tells you more about signs and possible causes of allergic reactions - and what to do if you notice redness, itching or other symptoms.
Knowing how to spot neck and back pain in dogs can be challenging, even for the pros. Knowing the signs of neck and back pain, how to help your pooch, and treatment options available at your Ypsilanti vet can help your dog feel better faster.
You love your cat, and you want to ensure that they live a long, healthy life with you. Today, our Ypsilanti vets explain how often you should take your cat to the vet for routine checkups and preventive care.
If your dog is exhibiting signs of hip dysplasia such as pain or discomfort when exercising, it’s important to get checked right away. In this post, our Ypsilanti vets describe symptoms and causes of the condition in dogs, plus surgical options.
If your dog is usually the life of the dog park, but has been less than enthusiastic about running after their favorite ball lately, they could be suffering from an athletic injury. Our Ypsilanti vets share information about signs of injury in active dogs, and ways to help your pooch to get back to their energetic selves.
Osteoarthritis in dogs is progressive and degenerative in nature, meaning that it will become more severe over time. Although there is no cure for this painful condition, symptoms can often be successfully managed to help your dog enjoy a good quality of life as they continue to age with OA.
Is your cat constipated? If so, they could be feeling uncomfortable and restless. Constipation can also be a serious health issue. In this blog, our knowledgable vets in Ypsilanti share the possible causes of cat constipation, as well as ways you can recognize it and how you may be able to help your kitty.
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