Responsible pet owners prioritize their pet’s health, but some don’t realize the importance of supporting feline and canine oral health. As with humans, pets require regular dental care, and neglecting pet dental has consequences beyond bad breath. Dental health is important overall health, and...
Summer Wellness Tips for Pets
Veterinarian Shelby Neely shares tips for keeping your pet...
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Top 5 Myths About Pet Vaccinations Debunked
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Read More of this ArticleThe liver is vital to many of the bodies’ functions, including digestion and metabolism, so detecting potential liver problems in your pet early is important. Liver issues can manifest in numerous ways, and learning the signs of a possible liver problem will help you get veterinary care...
Joint pain associated with osteoarthritis is a common issue for pets. The disease affects an estimated 1 in 4 dogs (1). Factors associated with osteoarthritis include genetics, breed or body shape, developmental joint disorders, joint injury, and abnormal stresses on the joint (e.g. overweight...
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common health issues in dogs. You might see or hear it being called by other names such as “degenerative joint disease” or shortened to just plain “arthritis.”* It affects an estimated 25 percent of dogs (1). Unfortunately, signs of arthritis in dogs can be...
Few things are as exciting as adopting a new pet, but it can also be a bit nerve-wracking for novice pet owners who aren’t sure what to expect. Allivet.com understands this, so we’re happy to share a blog from Zoetis Pet Care that details exactly what pet owners can expect during their first...
Ear exams are an important part of the annual wellness exam performed by your veterinarian. The veterinarian can ensure that the eardrum is healthy and rule out any potential infections. In between annual exams, it’s important to take note of signs of possible ear infections, such as your pet...