Dogs are notorious for finding ways of eating and chewing on things that they shouldn't, one thing they made eat that could cause you to worry is gum. Our Somerset vets discuss why gum can be dangerous to our canine companions and what you should do if your dog eats gum.
The kidneys are an integral part of your cat's body and how it functions, they are necessary to their survival. Today, our Somerset vets discuss end-stage kidney failure in cats and what the causes, symptoms and management are for this condition.
Did you know that humans are not alone in experiencing anxiety and depression? Dogs can also experience these emotions. Our Somerset vets talk about anxiety and depression in dogs, what the signs are and how you can help them feel better.
While injuries happen and most will be small and easy to care for, but you should make sure that you know how to care for any potential injuries that could happen. Today our Somerset veterinary team offers advice on dog wound care at home and when you should bring your dog to see a vet.
While we are used to the signs of panting in dogs while they are playing or is they get too warm, it may be worrying to see them panting excessively when they shouldn't be. Today, our Somerset vets discuss the common reasons why your dog is panting and reasons why your dog pants at night.
It is important for all creatures to drink plenty of water otherwise they could experience a variety of unpleasant symptoms that accompany dehydration. Our Somerset vets talk about why your cat won't drink water and what you can do to ensure that they drink enough to stay hydrated.
If you discover a lump under your dog's skin it may be startling. It is good to know that not all lumps are possible cancer but rarely it may be. Our Somerset vets discuss cancer in dogs and the possible types as well as the signs of cancer and possible diagnosis and treatment.
When you own a dog there are many things that you get with the dog such as lifelong love and companionship. Something else you may get with your companion is dog breath. Here, our Somerset vets discuss the possible causes of your dog's bad breath and some possible ways to treat and prevent it.
One way that cats and people are similar is that both have a set of baby teeth that will fall out and make room for the adult teeth. Today, our Somerset veterinarians talk about the signs of kittens teething as well as how to help relieve their symptoms.
Preventive care exams are imperative for the lifelong care of your beloved pet. Today, our Somerset veterinary hospital team provides tips on how to prepare for your pet's preventive care exam to make is a great experience for you and your pet.
Are you looking for a new vet in the Somerset area? Midway Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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