Exploring Your Pet’s Health Through Lab Work: Just like humans, our pets require regular check-ups to ensure their well-being. While external examinations by veterinarians are crucial, lab tests serve as an internal exam for pets. These valuable diagnostics uncover a wealth of information about their physiological processes and can help us discover potential health issues [...]
As devoted pet parents, we strive to provide the best care possible for our furry companions. From ensuring they have a balanced diet to keeping up with their exercise routine, we do everything in our power to keep them healthy and happy. Just like humans, pets can benefit greatly from routine blood tests. These tests [...]
Pets experience pain and discomfort just like humans, but they can be very skilled at hiding it. Recognizing signs of pain in your pet is crucial for their well-being, as early detection can lead to timely medical intervention and relief Changes in Behavior: Altered Activity Level: Pay attention to changes in your pet's activity. [...]
We understand that anxiety can affect our beloved pets, making certain situations stressful for them. Whether it's a visit to the vet, a thunderstorm, or separation anxiety, here are some recommendations to help your furry friend feel more comfortable and secure: Vet Visits: Familiarize Your Pet: Make the vet's office a familiar place by visiting [...]
The holiday season is a time of joy, warmth, and celebration. However, for those who have recently experienced the loss of a beloved pet, this time of year can be particularly challenging. As veterinarians, we understand the deep bond between pets and their owners, and we want to offer support and guidance on navigating the [...]
Our furry companions bring boundless joy and love into our lives and their well-being is paramount so we often find ourselves fretting over their health. One condition that can be especially scary is cancer. Just like in humans, cancer in pets is a difficult diagnosis, and early detection is key to improving the prognosis. As [...]
Senior Pet Health Month is a time when we celebrate the wisdom and companionship of our aging pets. Our senior furry friends have brought joy and comfort to our lives, and they deserve the best care possible as they enter their golden years. One way to promote their overall well-being is by providing mental and [...]
Dental health plays a critical role in the overall well-being of our pets. As our beloved furry companions age, the significance of dental care becomes even more apparent. Dental issues can have a far-reaching impact on the health and happiness of senior pets. Many owners tend to underestimate the consequences of poor dental health, assuming [...]
As we celebrate Senior Pet Health Month, it's crucial to shed light on the unique challenges faced by our aging furry friends. One of the most common issues affecting senior pets is reduced mobility, which can lead to a decrease in their overall quality of life. Fortunately, there are various strategies and treatments available to [...]
Ensuring the health and wellness of your senior pet is essential to provide them with a happy and comfortable life in their later years. Here are three tips to help you achieve that: Regular Veterinary Check-Ups: Just like humans, senior pets are more prone to age-related health issues. Regular veterinary check-ups become even more [...]
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Two weeks ago Dr. Gallagher from Vets to Pets examined and treated my cat, Saya, after I noticed Saya scratching her ears about a month ago. My cat is very afraid of strangers and is terrified of vets (and Saya won’t let even me pick her up, although she’s very sweet with me). In the past, whenever I had to take Saya to the vet, they always had to sedate her to examine her. But Dr. Gallagher was able to calm Saya by snuggling a blanket against her and covering her eyes with the blanket. Saya then let Dr. Gallagher examine her and thoroughly clean her ears and apply ear cream without Saya needing sedation! I was so relieved and amazed!
Saya is very allergic to chicken, and Dr. Gallagher recommended Hill’s z/d veterinary diet hydrolyzed cat food. And now that Saya has been on that food for a few weeks, she’s doing so much better! And now today, two weeks later, Dr. Gallagher came back for a scheduled follow-up to recheck Saya’s ears, and Saya’s ears look perfect now. Dr. Gallagher was again able to examine Saya without needing to sedate her. I’m so grateful to Dr. Gallagher for her patience and kindness to both Saya and myself, and for answering all of my (many) questions. And most of all, for Dr. Gallagher and her vet techs being so amazing with my very anxious cat!
