Learn about the rabies virus in cats! Our vets at San Mateo provide valuable insights on this highly contagious and deadly virus that affects pets, particularly cats. Discover its symptoms, and essential prevention measures in this post.
Today, our San Mateo vets provide some information about tooth extractions in dogs so owners can know what to expect.
When cats are suffering from oral health issues they can be in a great deal of pain. These problems can also result in other health conditions. In this post, our San Mateo vets explain how you can recognize common dental health problems in cats and how you can prevent them.
Stomatitis is a severe form of gum disease that could cause your cat quite a bit of pain. Our San Mateo vets explain the potential causes of stomatitis, how to recognize it in your kitty, and how to get it treated.
Just like people, dogs need consistent dental care in order to maintain the health of their gums. Here, our San Mateo vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatments of cavities in dogs.
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.
As a pet owner, it's crucial to recognize the early signs of heart disease in dogs, a common internal medicine condition. Our vets at San Mateo have listed below the most common symptoms of heart disease in dogs to help you seek prompt treatment for your furry friend.
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.
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