Lyme disease is a tick-borne disease seen in dogs across the US. Although Lyme disease in people often leads to chronic symptoms such as joint pain, in dogs Lyme is treatable. Today, our Los Angeles vets explain more about this common condition.
Cushing's disease can lead to serious, sometimes life-threatening conditions and illnesses. Our Los Angeles vets explain the causes of this condition, in addition to common symptoms and treatments.
Valley fever can harm people, dogs, cats, and livestock, and it's a serious condition. Our Los Angeles vets discuss the effects of valley fever in dogs and what you can do to prevent it.
If your dog tears a CCL ligament in their knee, knee surgery is typically necessary to repair the injury. In this article, our Los Angeles veterinarians discuss knee injuries in dogs and the role of surgery in treating them.
Hormones released by your cat's thyroid regulate many processes throughout the body. When thyroid hormone levels get too high, this is called hyperthyroidism. The condition can leave your cat at risk of developing serious health issues. Today, our vets in Los Angeles explain how changes to your cat's diet can help.
It can be alarming for pet owners to find out that their dog has ingested gum. In this article, our veterinarians in Los Angeles provide guidance on what to do if your dog eats gum and when to seek emergency care.
Microchipping your dog can increase the chances that they are found if they get lost. Our Los Angeles vets discuss the benefits of getting a microchip for your dog.
There are a range of issues that can lead to bleeding dog ears. While some are simple and require basic management, others can be more serious. Here, our Los Angeles vets talk about the causes of bloody ears in dogs and how you can help stop a dog's ear from bleeding.
Your dog's best protection against several serious and potentially deadly diseases is following the dog vaccination schedule below. Our veterinarians in Los Angeles strongly recommend annual appointments for vaccinations and boosters, even if they may seem inconvenient.
Your dog's vaccinations shield them from various serious illnesses, yet owners frequently worry about potential adverse reactions. Our vets in Los Angeles discuss the most prevalent reactions dogs may experience after vaccinations and provide guidance on handling any reactions your dog might have to their shots.
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