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If your dog has lost their enthusiasm for long walks, playing fetch, or jumping onto your bed, it could be a sign of osteoarthritis. Here you will find helpful information about osteoarthritis in dogs, including symptoms, causes, and how your dog's joint pain can be managed.
Your cat has been using their litter box reliably for years, but suddenly they've started peeing outside their box. Why? Today we look at some of the reasons why cats urinate outside their litter box, and tips to help end this disturbing behavior.
Mastitis is a serious condition seen in pregnant and nursing dogs that requires treatment by a veterinarian as quickly as possible. Read on for information about the symptoms, causes and treatment of mastitis in female dogs.
Now that your kitten is beginning to grow up, it's time to start thinking about when to have your feline friend spayed or neutered. In today's post, our Seattle vets explain how spaying or neutering will affect your cat and why we think these procedures are important.
Sad droopy lower eyelids (ectropion) may give your dog an endearing sad look but can put your pup at risk for a number of eye problems. In today's post, our Seattle vets discuss ectropion in dogs, what it is, why it's problematic, and what pet parents can do to protect the health of their dog's eyes.
The safety of dog bones is certainly a hot topic and one that many pet parents are eager to understand. Are bones good for dogs? What bones can dogs eat safely? Our Seattle vets provide some facts so you can make an informed decision about whether you should give your dog bones.
Many pet parents dismiss the early signs of chronic pain in dogs as nothing more than natural aging, but in many cases, there are serious underlying health concerns that, if treated, could help to relieve your pet's discomfort and restore their good quality of life. Our Seattle vets explain.
Is your feline friend reluctant to eat, or losing weight? It could be a sign that your cat may be suffering from a dental health problem. One common oral health issue in cats is an inflammation of the gums called gingivitis. Our Seattle vets explain.
Have you noticed white flakes of dry skin throughout your pup's fur? It could be dandruff. In today's post, our Seattle vets explain some common causes of dandruff in dogs and how to help your dog's skin feel healthier.
Most vets recommend that all indoor and outdoor cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Today our Seattle vets explain why this vaccine is essential and how it protects your cat's health.