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The Importance of Neutering your Pet

What is neutering? Neutering or also known as “castration” is a term used when a veterinarian surgically removes the testicles. This procedure will also require your pet to go under general anesthesia.

The Importance of Spaying Your Pet

What is spaying? Spaying is when veterinarians surgically remove the reproductive organs from your female companion. This procedure requires your pet to undergo general anesthesia. Our clinic performs two surgical techniques, “ovariectomy” – removal of the ovaries and “ovariohysterectomy” – removal of the ovaries and uterus. These are two very common techniques and are performed […]

Motion Sickness in Dogs

Motion sickness is never fun for both the dog and the owner. Commonly seen in puppies and younger dogs, motion sickness occurs because the ear structures used for balance aren’t quite developed yet. Many puppies outgrow motion sickness. Even though the ear structures have developed normally, your dog has already associated car rides with nausea […]

What is Hypothyroidism?

Hypothyroidism is a disease that is seen almost exclusively in dogs. It is when the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormone that the body usually needs. This results in the metabolism of the pet slowing down drastically and cause a list of possible symptoms.

Dementia in Dogs

As our dog’s age, they can develop similar cognitive dysfunctions to what we see in humans. This can be difficult to diagnose and difficult to treat. It’s a confusing time for both the pet and the pet parent. Some common symptoms of dementia in dogs are as follows:

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