There are a number of conditions or illnesses that can cause harm to your feline friend but luckily many are entirely preventable. Here, our Brentwood vets share the recommended vaccination schedule to help protect your cat or kitten from serious diseases.
Along with fleas, ear mites are another external parasite that commonly affects cats. Like all pests, these mites can make your pet quite uncomfortable. Here, our Brentwood vets talk about the signs and symptoms of ear mites in cats and what you can do to treat parasitic infestations.
One of the most important parts of your dogs care will be routine preventive care. This includes vaccines and parasite prevention. As trusted vets in Brentwood, we are here to help you keep your furry friend as healthy as possible. This includes a routine pupppy vaccination schedule and examinations.
When your pet is recovering from injury or surgery, we may discuss various types of pain management options from medications to more hands-on therapies. Here, our Brentwood vets talk about veterinary acupuncture and how it may be able to reduce your pet's pain making their time recovering more comfortable.
Vaccinations are essential for protecting the health of your canine companion. Without essential vaccines, you risk your dog developing a number of serious diseases. Our Brentwood vets talk about the importance of vaccinations for dogs, what behavioral changes to expect after they've been vaccinated and why your puppy may be acting weird after their shots.
There are a number of different types of oral health conditions that can affect our feline friends such as stomatitis. Our Brentwood vets discuss stomatitis in cats, how this type of gum disease develops and what can be done to treat this condition.
If your dog's teeth are not properly aligned it can be referred to as a malocclusion. Here, our Brentwood vets share some information about the different types of malocclusions in dogs, what they are and how they can be treated.
Sometimes, cats can chew something so hard that one of their teeth breaks. Today, our Brentwood vets will discuss fractured teeth in cats, how they happen, and what you can do to help.
Vaccinating your pet is essential to keeping them protected from deadly and contagious diseases. While our Brentwood vets recommend core vaccinations for all dogs and cats, lifestyle vaccines are only given if needed. Learn more here.
Did you know dogs can chew something so hard that one of their teeth can break? In this article, our Brentwood vets will discuss fractured teeth in dogs and what you can do to help.
Brentwood Veterinary Clinic is happily welcoming new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Brentwood pets. Get in touch today to book your cat or dog's first appointment.
