By the time they are three years old, approximately 84% of pets will have gum disease. Today, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the importance of dental care for pets and what you can expect before, during, and after your cat or dog's veterinary dental appointment.
All dogs are at risk of getting worms. In this post, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the different types of worms in dogs and how you can get rid of them and prevent them.
There are a handful of ways dogs can develop kidney failure (renal failure). Here, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the causes and symptoms of kidney failure in dogs and how they can be treated
The food you feed your cat contributes to their overall health and wellbeing. In this post, our Gold Canyon vets explain whether or not dry food can cause kidney failure in cats and the foods you should feed your kitty if they are suffering from a painful kidney condition.
Anaplasmosis is one of many diseases ticks are responsible for spreading and can threaten the health of both animals and humans. In this blog, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the symptoms of anaplasmosis in dogs and how it can be treated.
Did you know that dogs can get pneumonia? In this post, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the signs and symptoms of pneumonia in dogs and how you can help your dog recover.
When cats have pneumonia, their lungs and airways become inflamed. Our feline friends can develop this condition for various reasons. In this blog, our Gold Canyon vets discuss the different causes of pneumonia in cats, as well as how you can recognize it and how it's treated.
If your dog is suffering from joint pain, the quality of their life could be greatly impacted. Today, our Gold Canyon vets talk about the different kinds of joint pain in dogs and the treatments available.
Are you ready to adopt your first dog? There are many things you need to take into consideration when picking the best breed of pooch to join your family. Here, our Gold Canyon vets share a list of 10 dogs that could be great for first-time owners.
Whether your kitty spends most of their time indoors or outdoors, there are still many ways they could injure their paw or leg, causing a limp. In this blog, our Gold Canyon vets share some possible reasons why your cat may be limping and when you should take them to the vet.
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