As pet owners, we all adore our furry companions, but occasionally, they can have unpleasant breath. However, bad breath in dogs is not merely a cosmetic issue; it could also serve as a warning sign of an underlying health problem. Our San Mateo vets list below the causes and remedies of bad breath in dogs.
Your dog's oral hygiene is essential to their overall bodily health. Here, our San Mateo vets discuss common dental problems in dogs and how to prevent them.
Kidney failure is a very serious condition, and in dogs, it must be recognized and treated promptly. Here, our San Mateo veterinarians discuss kidney failure in dogs, including its symptoms and how it is treated.
When we think of asthma, we rarely think about it affecting anyone other than humans. Did you now that 1-5% of cats can suffer from this respiratory condition? In this post, our San Mateo veterinarians explain the signs and symptoms of asthma in cats, as well as how you can get it treated.
If your dog is acting differently, it isn't always easy to tell if it's because they're sick. Here, our San Mateo vets discuss how to recognize fevers in dogs, possible causes, and treatment.
Cats develop urinary tract infections (UTI) far less than dogs, however, older cats are at a higher risk of experiencing urinary tract issues. Here, our San Mateo veterinarians share some information about UTIs in cats.
Has this happened to you? You and your dog are walking on a lovely day, and suddenly they stop and refuse to move. Is this stubbornness or an underlying health issue? Here, our vets in San Mateo list some reasons why this may happen and what you can do.
Ear infections aren't common in cats, so when they do occur, they could be a sign of underlying health issues in your kitty. In this post, our San Mateo vets share some of the symptoms, causes and treatments for ear infections in cats.
Foxtails are common, difficult to avoid, and can be dangerous to your dog if left untreated. Foxtails can get into your dog's ears, paws, and nose, causing major problems.
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that can result in heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs and even death for pets in San Mateo.
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