Obesity in dogs is an ever-growing issue and poses a serious health risk to dogs. If your pooch seems extra cuddly they may be carrying a little too much weight. Today our Louisa vets explain how you can tell if your dog might be overweight, and what you should do.
Cats are typically nimble creatures but accidents or illness can lead to discomfort and limping. Here our Louisa vets share a few reasons why your cat might be limping, and when you should take your cat to the vet.
You want a vet that has the right qualifications to give your cat or dog the care they need to be healthy because you love your pet. Here our Louisa vets share what you should look for in a veterinarian.
Two different options that can help make your pet's health care easier to afford are wellness plans and pet insurance. Each option has its own advantages and you should know the differences between both, that's why our Louisa vets are discussing them with you today.
Today our Louisa vets discuss heartworm disease in pets. It is a serious condition often found in cats, dogs, and ferrets, causing severe lung damage, heart failure and can even damage other organs.
Ticks are a danger to both people and pets because they can spread a variety of serious diseases. Today our vets in Louisa discuss the ways ticks thrive, the signs of ticks you should be aware of, and how to keep your pets and family away from ticks.
The most common disease ticks transmit is Lyme disease. Today out vets in Louisa talk about Lyme disease in pets, the symptoms you should keep an eye out for and the treatments available.
There are various illnesses and symptoms in cats that could make you worried and if some are left untreated can even be fatal. That's why our vets in Louisa are explaining the signs and symptoms you should know about.
Bringing your pet in for their annual fecal exam is one of the best ways your vet can help protect you and your family from intestinal parasites. Fecal exams at Tri-County Animal Clinic give your Louisa vet that opportunity to look for these parasites before they cause more serious conditions.
Out of all of the external parasites, fleas are the most common, they can make your pets very irritated. If they aren't treated they can cause serious diseases and infections. In this blog, our Louisa vets discuss how you can detect fleas early and how you can help.