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Anal Sac Disorders in Dogs
Anal sacs (also called glands) are two small glands located just inside your pet’s anus. They hold a liquid material that is thick, oily and has a very strong unpleasant odor. In present day these glands really hold no purpose for domesticated dogs, however, the anal sacs originally served as a territorial or self-defense mechanism […]
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What You Need to Know About Hyperthyroidism
Hyperthyroidism is a disease where the thyroid gland is producing an excessive amount of thyroid hormone. This creates a large imbalance in the endocrine system and the pet can suffer from a long list of symptoms because of the extra hormone. Hyperthyroidism is almost exclusively found in mature and senior cats, the average age of […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears!
Check out our Out-Patient Assistant, Ashley, show you how to properly clean your dog’s ears!
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