Our Rock Hill vets see far fewer urinary tract infections in cats than in dogs, nonetheless, there are a number of other urinary tract conditions that frequently affect older cats. Below we explain more about urinary tract infections and other urinary conditions in cats.
It can be quite concerning for cat owners when they notice their pet has stopped drinking water. Today, our Rock Hill vets discuss what you can do for your cat if they won't drink water.
The benefits of having your dog vaccinated typically far outweigh the risk of reactions to the vaccines. That said, some dogs do react to getting their shots. Here's more from our Rock Hill vets on the most common reactions to vaccines in dogs, and what to do if your dog reacts.
Has your vet recommended an ultrasound for your pet? Our Rock Hill vets share the details of this procedure and how it can help your pet.
While you may know about acupuncture being used to treat humans, did you know that this traditional treatment can also be used on animals? Our Rock Hill vets share some information about veterinary acupuncture and how it works for your cat.
Our Rock Hill vets understand that it can be challenging to understand why your pet needs blood testing, and what those results mean. Today we explain the results of the dog's blood tests.
Bones can be an enriching treat for your dog. Chewing can relieve boredom, anxiety and stress, and helps keep your dog's teeth clean. However, bones can be also harmful to dogs. Today, our Rock Hill vets explain.
Dogs drool is a normal part of life for some breeds of dog, but what do you do if there's a lot of slobber on your pet's face? Is it cause for concern? Today, our Rock Hill vets discuss drooling in dogs and when you should be concerned.
Dogs seem to really love having their ears rubbed but if their ears are abnormally sensitive it could be a sign that they need to be cleaned. Our Rock Hill vets give you tips to give your dog a proper ear cleaning.
Ear mites are a very common external parasite and are highly contagious among animals. Ear mites are able to irritate both the ears and skin of dogs and cats, leading to itching, scratching, and health issues down the road. These parasites are more common in cats than dogs and are relatively easy to treat. Here, our Rock Hill vets explain the symptoms, treatments, and causes of ear mites in cats.
Catawba Animal Clinic is welcoming new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Rock Hill companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
