Ruptured Eardrums in Dogs
Is your dog simply ignoring you, or do they have a ruptured eardrum? Today, our Orange Park vets discuss how to know if your dog has a ruptured eardrum.
Is your dog simply ignoring you, or do they have a ruptured eardrum? Today, our Orange Park vets discuss how to know if your dog has a ruptured eardrum.
Has your pooch been leaving behind white flakes on their favorite spot on the couch? Your canine companion might have dandruff, which could be a sign of health problems. Join our Orange Park vets to learn about signs and treatments for dandruff in dogs.
Cats regularly shed the outer layers of their nails. They typically remove the outer layer by scratching something and leaving a small claw-shaped nail behind, revealing the shiny and sharp new claw beneath. However, this is sometimes not the case, and your cat's nails could be splintering for other reasons. Today, our Orange Park vets will go over other reasons your cat's nails might split.
If your pup goes to the groomer or needs to be boarded at a facility while you are away, they will need to be protected from the highly contagious Bordetella virus. Our Orange Park vets are here to tell you all about it.
Skin allergies in dogs can cause your pooch to become itchy, irritable, and uncomfortable. Our Orange Park vets give some insight into how allergic reactions can lead to symptoms - and what to do if you notice redness, itching, or other symptoms.
When adding a new furry four-legged family member it is important to consider personality. What are you looking for to fit in with your living situation? This article will go over some of the friendliest dog breeds.
Did you know that rubbing your dog’s ears is also a great way to make sure they’re healthy? In today's post, our Orange Park vets discuss how to tell if you're dog's ears are in good shape and how to perform a deep clean of your dog's ears should the need arise.
Parasites are a constant danger to your dog that can range from an annoyance to life-threatening. In this post, our Orange Park vets will go over some of the parasites and why it is so important to prevent the infection and practice parasite control for dogs.
Yeast ear infections can be a real problem for dogs living in hot and humid climates - even for just a few brief summer months - but you may be able to help prevent your dog from developing a yeast ear infection. Our Orange Park vets explain how.
Ear infections are a common reason for dogs to visit our Orange Park vets. Thankfully, most ear infections in dogs are easy to treat if caught early. Here are some of the signs of dog ear infections, and what to do if your dog's ears aren't as healthy as they should be.
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