Spaying or neutering your pet is an important part of keeping them healthy and happy.
Our team of experienced veterinarians is equipped to treat a wide range of skin disorders.
Dogs and cats need regular dental services just like people do.
Wellness exams do more to prevent disease than they do to diagnose illness.
WHY DO DOGS NEED DENTAL X-RAYS Dogs need dental x-rays for the same reason people need dental x-rays: To discover what is hidden from view. Pets cannot say “Hey Doc, it hurts right here”. Veterinarians must find a pet’s dental disease with very little help from the patient. However, it is much easier to find…
For a large part of the human population, cleaning of their pet’s teeth is considered a luxury. It’s assumed that toys and treats can replace the need for regularly scheduled & routine maintenance, performed by a veterinary professional. Bone loss is something that nobody considers when they think about dental health. Pet owners consider cavities…
Bladder stones in dogs and cats are more common than many pet owners are willing to accept. However, there are things you can do to prevent them… or prevent them from returning. Most owners never suspect that their pet has bladder stones. If they suspect a medical issue, the first thought is urinary tract infection. …
New Hours for Community Animal Hospitals The Covid crisis has created many challenges for us over the last few months. One of them is the ability to find and hire qualified people for our team. Because of this issue, the staff at CAH have been working later hours and more days, to keep up with…
Social distancing is the new normal. It’s not going away. We have seen an escalation of super viruses over the last couple of decades, which all mutate. Covid-19 is just the most recent of a large family of viruses that all cause cold-like symptoms, which can escalate quickly into pneumonia, if not treated. In fact,…
