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Managing Osteoarthritis Pain in Cats

UncategorizedBy St. Pete VeterinarianMarch 14, 2023

As cats age, they can develop osteoarthritis, a condition in which the cartilage between their joints breaks down, causing pain and stiffness. If you suspect that your cat may be suffering from osteoarthritis, it’s important to take them to the vet for an examination and to discuss possible treatments. To help you understand more about…

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Jan122023

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What is the BARF Diet?

Health & WellnessBy St. Pete VeterinarianJanuary 12, 2023

The B.A.R.F Diet The pet BARF diet has a variety of potential benefits, including: – Improved digestion Stronger immune system Shinier coats and healthier skin Improved breath Reduced allergies More natural nutrient absorption Balanced energy levels throughout the day Better overall health & vitality Schedule a Wellness Exam The BARF diet is a popular option…

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Mar262022

Protecting Animals From Heatstroke

Protecting Your Pets From Heatstroke

BlogBy St. Pete VeterinarianMarch 26, 2022

As the weather heats up, it’s important to take extra care to protect your pets from the dangers of heatstroke, and the best way to do so is by being aware of the dangers of heatstroke for your animals. Animals can be susceptible to heatstroke if they are outside pets, overweight, or have a short…

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Feb192021

St. Pete doggy dentist

Why Your Pet Needs Dental X-rays

St. Pete Doggy Dentist, Vet DentalBy Community Animal HospitalsFebruary 19, 2021

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…

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Feb162021

dental bone loss in dogs

Bone Loss, and the argument for teeth cleaning

Vet DentalBy Community Animal HospitalsFebruary 16, 2021

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…

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Feb112021

Bladder stones in a dog

BLADDER STONES IN DOGS & CATS

UncategorizedBy Community Animal HospitalsFebruary 11, 2021

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. …

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Jun192020

New Hours of Operation

New Hours

Business, COVID-19By Community Animal HospitalsJune 19, 2020

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…

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Apr162020

THE COMMON COLD & A NEW NORMAL

COVID-19By Community Animal HospitalsApril 16, 2020

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,…

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