As your faithful companion grows older, it's important to be mindful of their changing health and wellness needs. Our San Gabriel veterinarians shed light on what it means to have a senior dog and how you can support them in their golden years to maintain optimal health and happiness.
With advancements in veterinary care and medicine, our senior cats are living much longer than they ever have. Today, our San Gabriel vets discuss how you can keep your senior or super senior cat happy and healthy.
Cold laser therapy allows for the pain-free and non-invasive treatment of your beloved companion. In this post, our San Gabriel vets share some valuable information about cold laser therapy for dogs and how this special veterinary treatment can help them heal.
Is your pet suffering from pain? Cold laser therapy may be an ideal non-invasive treatment option. In this post, our San Gabriel vets explain which conditions can benefit from this treatment, and how to determine if this therapy is appropriate for your pet.
Puppy teething can be a difficult time for parents; the pain caused by teething often leads puppies to chew on anything and everything in an effort to relieve their discomfort. Here are a few tips from our San Gabriel vets on how to help your puppy through teething.
Dental problems can cause a lot of pain for your cat and lead to other health problems. Today, our San Gabriel veterinary team explains how to recognize dental health issues in your cat, the most common dental diseases in cats, and how to prevent or treat these issues.
Cats often seem like aloof, solitary animals but they are actually very sociable creatures who thrive on building intimate ties with other animals. Below, our San Gabriel vets discuss getting a second cat as a companion for your first, and how to introduce them to each other.
Puppies and kittens may look cute in photographs together, but you'll want to make sure they get along at home. Today, our San Gabriel vets share some tips on how to ensure that your puppy and kitten behave well together.
You and your cat have a mutually loving relationship, so why oh why does your cat keep peeing outside the litter box? Below, our San Gabriel vets share a few reasons why cats urinate outside their litter box and what you can do to try and stop it.
It's not uncommon for dogs to develop cataracts, an eye disease. They can cause vision problems, including blurring and even blindness, but surgery often restores some vision. In this post, our San Gabriel veterinarians discuss canine cataract surgery and what to expect if your dog requires it.
