Regular dental care is essential for keeping your dog's teeth healthy, but sometimes, even with regular care, dog teeth problems can occur. Today, our Bartlett vets discuss common dental issues in dogs and what to do.
Primarily affecting Dobermans, color dilution alopecia (CDA) is a genetic skin disorder that leads dogs with 'blue' or 'light fawn' (Isabella) fur to experience patchy hair loss and itchy skin. Here, our Bartlett vets discuss the causes of CDA, other breeds affected, and treatment.
Our canine companions can experience discomfort and health issues if their ears are neglected. Today, our Bartlett vets explore why dog ear cleaning is essential and how to clean your dog's ears.
Looking for a furry friend to welcome into your home? Maybe two fur babies would be even better? Our Bartlett vets explore the challenges and rewards of raising a puppy and kitten in the same household.
From the moment you brought your feline friend into your home they won your heart. Now, it's up to you to help your kitty enjoy a long and healthy life. Regular veterinary care, along with good nutrition and lots of love is a great place to start. Today, our Bartlett vets explain how often you should take your cat to the vet.
Pet insurance and pet wellness plans can both help you safeguard your pet's health, but which one should you get? Our Bartlett vets delve into the differences to help you make an informed decision.
Will your pup be staying in a dog boarding facility while you are away from home? If so it's important to understand what shots your dog needs to be boarded. Our Bartlett vets are here to explain.
Your veterinarian offers Pet Wellness Plans but you just don't know if they are worth the money. To help you make an informed decision our Bartlett vets explain some of the key benefits to consider.
Cats may have a reputation for being aloof and antisocial, but they are often deeply attached to their people and enjoy time together. Here, our Bartlett vets share tips on leaving your cat alone.
Like people, dogs sometimes have a damaged or decayed tooth that needs to be pulled to relieve pain and restore good oral health. Here, our Bartlett vets discuss what to expect if your dog needs a dental extraction.
