Cataracts are a fairly common eye condition that we see in Franklin dogs, leading to blurred vision and eventual blindness if left untreated, but surgery can often help to restore a pet's sight. Here, our vets share more about cataract surgery for dogs.
As with humans, dental problems can be very painful for your cat, yet, as many as 85% of cats over the age of three have some form of dental disease. Below, our Franklin vets discuss the signs of dental disease in cats, along with information on diagnosis and treatment.
If your canine companion has a tooth that is broken or decayed beyond repair, an extraction will be necessary to stop infection and allow your dog's mouth to heal. In today's post, our Franklin vets explain what you can expect if your dog is getting a tooth removed.
As with humans, dental problems can be very painful for your cat, yet, as many as 85% of cats over the age of three have some form of dental disease. Below, our Franklin vets discuss the signs of dental disease in cats, along with information on diagnosis and treatment.
Painful tooth decay and gum disease are common our canine companions, making regular dental exams and cleanings an essential part of your pup's annual preventive care schedule. Today, our Franklin vets explain how to clean a dog's mouth and keep your pup's teeth in great condition.
While panting is common for dogs, panting or heavy breathing in cats is rare. If your cat is breathing heavy it could be a sign of an underlying health concern. Here, our Franklin vets share a few of the reasons why cats may breathe heavy or pant, and when it's time to head to the vet.
Your pet's wellbeing means the world to you, so you want to do all you can to ensure that your animal companion stays happy and healthy for many years to come. Today our Franklin vets offer a few easy ways to help create a healthy environment and lifestyle for your dog or cat.
Your dog eating gum may not seem like a big deal, but varieties of chewing gum are toxic to dogs. Our Franklin vets explain what you should do if your dog eats gum.
Ticks are external parasites that are responsible for spreading a range of serious illnesses that are dangerous to both humans and pets. Today, our Franklin vets talk about the ways ticks thrive, how to recognize them, and how you can protect your pets and loved ones.
Having annual fecal exams completed at your vet's office is the best way to keep your pet and your family safe from intestinal parasites. Yearly fecals give your Franklin vet a chance to check for intestinal parasites before more serious conditions arise.
Pet Vet Battlewood is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about improving the health of Franklin's companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
