You may think of your cat as just fluffy but carrying just a few extra pounds can make a big difference to your cat's overall health and longevity. In today's blog, our Clovis vets explain how you can tell if your cat is overweight.
Dogs of any breed, size, age or lifestyle can become constipated. Constipation is one of the most common digestive issues we see in pets. Here, our Clovis vets explain what you should do if you think your dog may be constipated.
It may come as a surprise to learn that like people, cats can suffer from asthma, and for many of the same reasons. Check out the symptoms below to learn whether your cat may be having an asthma attack, and what you should do if your cat has asthma.
After your dog's surgery, you play a vital role in helping them recover. Attentive post-op care is essential to help your pooch return to their daily routine as quickly as possible. Our Clovis vets share some tips for how to care for your dog after surgery.
Routine wellness exams help to keep your pet healthy by giving your veterinarian regular opportunities to examine your four-legged friend for early signs of disease and to monitor your pet's overall health. Today our Clovis vets share more about what to expect from your pets routine exam.
Osteoarthritis is a progressive, degenerative condition found in dogs. There's no cure for this painful condition, however, our Clovis vets can provide treatments that may help manage symptoms and allow your dog to enjoy a good quality of life as they age.
Staying hydrated is just as essential for our pets as it is for us. So what should you do if your cat won't drink water? Our Clovis vets share some reasons why your cat may not be drinking and what you can do to help them.
You love your dog and want to give them their best chance at a long and happy life, that's where regular preventive veterinary care comes in. But how often should your dog actually be seen by the vet? Our Clovis vets are here to explain.
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) acts much the same as a human's ACL and helps your dog's knee to function correctly. If your dog has a torn cruciate your veterinarian may recommend a TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) surgery as treatment.
A femoral head ostectomy (FHO) can be an effective way to treat hip problems and restore pain-free mobility in both cats and dogs. In this post, our Clovis vets describe problems that could affect your pet's hip, and what’s involved in FHO surgery.
Family Pet Hospital is always accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health and well-being of Clovis dogs and cats. Contact us today to get started!
