As most cat parents know, our feline friends enjoy getting up close and personal. This is especially true first thing in the morning, and there's nothing quite like waking up to stinky cat breath. Most of the time this condition can be linked to dental concerns but that is not always the case. Our Norristown vets talk about some of the reasons your cat may have bad breath and what you can do to help treat this smelly condition.
The saying "a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's mouth" has been around for a long time, but is it true? Today, our Norristown vets tackle this age-old question.
You love your pup and want to give them their best chance at a long and happy life, that's where regular preventive veterinary care comes in. But exactly how often should you take your dog to the vet? Our Norristown vets explain.
During routine exams, your vet will check for early symptoms of illness, internal damage, and other serious conditions that should be addressed. Our vets in Norristown explain why regular veterinary checkups are essential.
It's an exciting time! Your new puppy is ready to come home with you. You've got all the essentials, and you've booked your new puppy's first vet appointment. Our Norristown veterinarians explain what to expect and what to bring to your first appointment.
It can be concerning to find that your cat is not eating. You may wonder whether your furry friend needs to see an emergency vet. Our Norristown vets list some common reasons why cats may stop eating, and how to tell if your cat’s case is an emergency.
It is alarming whenever our canine companions clearly aren't feeling great, and that's why it can be stressful when your dog has unexplained diarrhea. Today, our Norristown vets explain some common causes of diarrhea, what to do if your dog's stool is bloody, and when it's time to call an emergency vet.
Constipation in cats can cause discomfort and restlessness - not to mention become a health concern. Our Norristown vets share signs, causes, and what to do to relieve constipation in cats.
Our Norristown vets know that responsible dog owners spend a lot of time picking up their dog's poop. For that reason, you likely have a pretty good idea of what a normal stool looks like for your dog. But what should you do if you notice blood in your dog's poop?
While panting is common for dogs, panting or heavy breathing in cats is rare. In fact, if your cat is breathing heavily it could be a sign of an underlying health concern. Here, our Norristown vets share a few of the reasons why cats may breathe heavily or pant, and when it's time to head to the vet.
