Knowing how to care for your pet properly after surgery can help you to get your animal companion back to normal as quickly as possible, without complications. In today's blog, our Riverbank veterinarians share a few tips on how to care for your pet following surgery.
After your cat's surgery, extra love and attention are going to be needed to allow for healing. In this post, our Riverbank vets share some strategies for caring for your cat as they recover from surgery, including what to do for a cat not eating after surgery, and how to stop a cat from jumping after surgery.
Whipworms are a common parasite that makes their home in the large intestine and cecum of dogs. Today our Riverbank vets explain more about whipworms in dogs including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
After your cat's surgery, extra love and attention are going to be needed to allow for healing. In this post, our Riverbank vets share some strategies for caring for your cat as they recover from surgery, including what to do for a cat not eating after surgery, and how to stop a cat from jumping after surgery.
Caring for your dog's teeth is an essential element of their overall healthcare. Today, our Riverbank vets discuss the signs of dental disease in dogs and some common dog dental problems.
Getting your cat spayed or neutered comes with a variety of benefits. Here, our River Oak Veterinary Hospital vets explain the benefits of spaying or neutering your cat.
Like humans, cats can suffer from painful dental health conditions. Today, our Riverbank vets talk about gingivitis in cats, including how you can recognize it and how you can help prevent it.
Puppy teething can be a trying time for pet parents. Pain caused by teething often leads our adorable companions to chew on things they shouldn't - like your favorite pair of shoes for example. Here are a few suggestions from our Riverbank vets on how you can help relieve your puppy's pain and get you both through this difficult stage.
Ear mites are common external parasites and are highly contagious. They can severely irritate both ears and skin in cats and lead to infections that cause excessive itching, scratching, and health problems. They are fairly common in cats and thankfully, easy to treat. Here, our Riverbank vets list symptoms, causes, and treatments for ear mites in cats.
In this post, our Riverbank vets explain why vaccinations are important for puppies and dogs and what to do if they do develop a reaction to their shots.
At River Oak Veterinary Hospital, we always welcome new patients to our veterinary family. Our experienced veterinarians are passionate about pet health and providing quality lifelong care to Riverbank pets. Contact us to book your first appointment.
