Cats are not as known for chewing or exploring the world with their mouths as dogs are, but they can still get up to no good and even damage their teeth! Here, our Sharpsburg vets discuss the signs and symptoms of fractured teeth in cats and when it is considered an emergency.
If your cat has a fever it could indicate an underlying health issue. Today our Sharpsburg vets explain the causes and signs of fevers in cats and how you should care for your feline friend if they have a fever.
Mastitis is a real concern for pregnant dogs and for those who own them. In this post, our Sharpsburg vets answer questions about the, causes, treatment, and symptoms of mastitis in female dogs.
Drooling is a normal part of life for some breeds of dog, but what do you do if there's a lot of slobber on your pet's face? Is it cause for concern? Today, our Sharpsburg vets discuss what causes drooling in dogs and when you should be concerned.
Just like with humans, the bacteria in your cat's gut can become disrupted which can lead to a number of uncomfortable symptoms and conditions. Here, our Sharpsburg vets share some information about your kitty's gut health, how it can be managed, and what the best probiotics are for cats.
Microchipping for animals can greatly increase the chances that they are reunited with you if they get lost. Today, our Sharpsburg vet team shares more about the benefits of microchipping.
You love your pup and want to give them their best chance at a long and happy life, that's where regular preventive veterinary care comes in. But exactly how often, and when, should you take your dog to the vet? Our Sharpsburg vets explain.
As your dog ages, there are a number of things to keep in mind when it comes to the health and well-being of a senior pooch. Here, our Sharpsburg vets explain senior dogs, their needs and what you can do to help your canine companion stay healthy and happy throughout their golden years.
If your dog has a chewing and eating habit, you may be concerned about intestinal blockages. Our Sharpsburg veterinarians see this serious condition a lot. If left untreated, it can result in debilitating health problems and, in some cases, requires major surgery to save your dog's life.
Stomatitis is a severe form of gum disease that could cause your cat quite a bit of pain. Our Sharpsburg vets explain the potential causes of stomatitis, how to recognize it in your kitty, and how to get it treated.
East Coweta Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Sharpsburg companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.