Grooming your puppy can be a daunting task. There are many things to consider like when to start, what you'll need, and what needs to be done to ensure they are groomed properly. Our White House Animal Hospital vets can answer all those questions for you.
We all enjoy spending quality time with our pets. But, taking care of pets is more than just snuggles, cute pictures, and having fun. You have probably heard that you should spay and neuter your pets. Well, today our White House Animal Hospital vets will explain why.
Grooming is an essential element of pet ownership. If you have a dog, grooming promotes good health and helps to form a bond between you and your animal. Here are a few grooming basics from our White House Animal Hospital vets in White House.
Keeping your dog clean and groomed is important for its overall health and well-being. Today, our White House Animal Hospital vets will explain why you should take your dog to the groomer.
Taking care of your dog's teeth is very important in maintaining its overall health. If your dog has a cavity it can negatively impact them. Today our White House vets explain cavities in dogs, the causes, symptoms, and possible treatment options.
If your cat is feeling under the weather it will show subtle changes in behavior and energy level, but these changes can be difficult for pet parents to detect. That's why it's important to monitor your kitty's health and watch for these signs of common and serious cat illnesses.
Just like humans, our feline friends can develop dental conditions and diseases that cause them discomfort or pain. Here, our White House veterinary team discusses different types of dental diseases in cats, how to identify them, and prevention.
Limping is a common sign of pain in dogs. Our White House vets explain some reasons why your dog could be limping, what you can do to help your dog, and when a vet appointment is needed.
You love your cat and want to ensure that they live a long, healthy life with you. Today, our White House vets explain how often you should take your cat to the vet for routine checkups and preventive care.
Although you may think of your feline friend as big and cuddly, carrying just a few extra ounces can make a big difference to your cat's overall health and longevity. Our White House vets explain how you can tell if you have an overweight cat.
White House Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of White House companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
