If your dog is experiencing symptoms such as diarrhea and weight loss whipworm could be the issue. In today's post, our Greensboro vets discuss whipworm, what it is and how to protect your dog against this common parasite.
If your dog is suffering from a torn cranial cruciate ligament, knee surgery will likely be the most effective way to get your pooch up and running again. But which type of knee surgery is best for your dog? Our Greensboro vets discuss the options.
Concerned pet parents often ask our Greensboro vets why their dogs keep eating grass, and whether this is a safe habit. Today, we share some reasons dogs may eat grass, and when it can become problematic.
Hookworms are a common parasite found in dogs. For most healthy dogs hookworms generally cause gastrointestinal upset, but for puppies and dogs with other underlying health issues, hookworm can be fatal. Today, our Greensboro vets explain more about hookworms in dogs.
If your dog visits a groomer or boarding facility protecting them against the highly contagious bordetella virus will be essential. Today, our Greensboro vets explain more about bordetella and the bordetella vaccine.
Rabies is a highly contagious and deadly virus that can be seen in cats as well as other pets, wildlife, farm animals and people. Here, our Greensboro vets discuss rabies in cats including how common it is, symptoms to watch for, and how it can be prevented.
Our Greensboro vets believe that educating our clients plays a key role in helping them become great pet owners. So today, we will explain a little about urinalysis for dogs and cats, and how to understand your pet's urinalysis results so you can make informed decisions about their medical care.
Anaplasmosis is just one of the tick-borne diseases putting the health of pets and people at risk across the USA. In today's post our Greensboro vets explain the symptoms of Anaplasmosis in dogs, possible long-term effects and how this potentially serious disease can be treated.
Cushing's disease in dogs can be a serious threat to your pet's overall health and longevity. In today's blog our Greensboro veterinary team explains the causes of this serious condition, as well as complications that can arise and treatments.
It's critical for pet parents to understand how to care for their dog after surgery so that their pooch can return to a normal, active lifestyle as soon as possible. Here are some pointers from our Greensboro veterinarians on how to care for your dog after surgery.
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