Emergency c-sections can be performed if a dog is in labor, but in some cases, an elective c-section may be recommended if your pooch faces an increased risk of complications. Today, our Carrollton vets look at how to tell if your dog needs a c-section.
If your cat has an ear hematoma you might wonder how to help. Today, our Carrollton vet team shares more about what causes aural hematomas in cats, symptoms, and treatment options.
Is your dog simply ignoring you, or do they have a ruptured eardrum? Today, our Carrollton vets discuss how to know if a dog's eardrum ruptured.
Ear infections are a condition we see on a frequent basis at Carroll County Animal Hospital, especially in dogs with long and floppy ears. Luckily, if ear infections are found early they can be easy to treat. Today our vets in Carrollton discuss the signs and symptoms of ear infections in dogs and the ways they are treated.
Although most cats live for 10-14 years or so on average, some breeds of cats do live longer than others. Today, our Carrollton vets list some breeds of cats that tend to live longer lives so you can have your feline companion for many years to come.
Our Carrollton vets understand that deciding to have your dog neutered or spayed can be an emotional decision. That's why we're here to offer advice on pain management during recovery, answer any questions you may have and put your concerns at ease.
While uncommon, your cat may experience injury to its ears that result in hematomas. Today, our Carrollton vets discuss ear hematomas in cats and everything you need to know about surgery to treat this condition.
Repeated appointments for your puppy's vaccines can seem inconvenient, but our Carrollton vets firmly believe that following the vaccination schedule below is the best way to help protect your pup's health now and throughout their lifetime.
Although your dog eating gum may not appear to be a problem, some chewing gums are toxic to dogs. Our Carrollton veterinarians explain what to do if your dog eats gum.
While injuries are fairly common among dogs and most will be small and manageable, there might be times when your dog will require a bit of extra care. Here, our Carrollton vets share some advice for dog wound care while at home, when you should consider seeing a vet, and how to speed up recovery.
Carroll County Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Carrollton companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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