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It is commonly observed by our Clovis veterinarians that homeless kittens and barn cats are more prone to getting eye infection.

Here, our vets in Clovis talk about the signs your pet will display when they need emergency vet care and what you should do in a veterinary emergency.

Here, our Clovis vets explain to you how often you should bring your cat in to see a vet for routine checkups and preventive care.

Here, our Clovis vets share some facts about this highly contagious disease call kennel cough and what to do if you notice its symptoms in your dog.

Heatstroke is a deadly health condition seen in Clovis dog. Our vets are here to give you the signs and symptoms you need to keep your dog protected as it starts getting hot out.

Today our Clovis vets explain more about difficulty breathing in pets and what you should do if your cat or dog is having difficulties breathing.

Our veterinary eye specialist in Clovis will discuss why glaucoma can affect your dog and the treatment options for primary and secondary glaucoma.

Eye injuries happen to pets. Here, our Clovis vets explain what symptoms to look for, and why you should seek vet care right away to avoid permanent scarring or even blindness.

Your cat's eye has a moist outer layer that helps clean away dirt and debris to protect it. Our Clovis vets will share a few reasons why your cat's eyes may be watering.