Your dog might experience patchy hair loss for countless reasons, including allergies, seasonal shedding, or more severe conditions such as alopecia. Here, our Bartlett vets discuss dog hair loss and how to help.
Do you think that your dog may have allergies? Wondering if you should try home allergy testing for dogs? Our Bartlett vets discuss dog at-home allergy tests and how they might help.
You adore your new puppy but at some point, you will need to leave your pup home alone. How do you prepare so that your puppy's first experience at home alone is positive? Here are a few tips from our Bartlett vets.
As North American towns and cities become increasingly dog friendly, traveling with your pup can be a great way to see more of the world. Here are a few tips from our Bartlett vets to help make road tripping with your dog safe and fun.
Leaving your pet behind when you have to travel can be stressful, especially if your dog or cat requires extra attention due to medical concerns. That's where medical boarding comes in.
Our Bartlett vets often see dogs with skin issues caused by allergens. In today's post, we discuss the different causes of allergic dermatitis, signs of dog skin allergies, and how this condition can be treated.
Healthy teeth and gums play an important role in your dog's overall health, but many dogs don't receive the dental care they need to prevent oral health problems from arising. Our Bartlett vets explain.
Pet parents often feel anxious about leaving their four-legged friend at a boarding facility when they need to be away from home. But by following these tips from our Bartlett vets you can find a great facility near you that will make your dog feel safe and loved while you're away.
Fungal infections can be dangerous to our feline friends' health. In some cases, your cat's fungal infection may be passed on to you, your family, and other pets in the house. Our Bartlett veterinarians discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatments of fungal infection in cats.
Is your dog itching, scratching or licking relentlessly? It could be dermatitis. Today our Bartlett vets look at the most common causes of itchy, uncomfortable skin in dogs.
