Is Your Cat Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do
Here, our Visalia vets share how you can tell if your cat is overweight, and how to get their weight under control.
Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs
Here, our Visalia vets discuss blood testing for dogs to help pet owners understand how they can help detect health concerns.
ECG for Pets: When It's Needed
Today, our Visalia vets discuss ECGs for pets including why and when it is necessary.
My Dog Ate Gum: Is That Dangerous?
Today, our Visalia vets share what you can do if your dog eats gum, and when to seek emergency care.
Newborn Kittens: When Do Kittens Open Their Eyes?
It's one thing to adopt a kitten, and a whole other thing to raise a newborn one! Here, our Visalia vets discuss when a newborn kitten should open their eyes and how you can take care of them.
Cat Wound Care 101
It's always scary when a pet hurts themselves, especially if you're unsure how to deal with it at home. Here, our Visalia vets go over cat wound care 101 at home!
How Often Do You Take a Cat to the Vet?
Cat owners want to make sure their kitties live long, healthy lives so that their cat is healthy and they are a companion for longer. For your cat to be healthy, they should have routine checkups. Here, our Visalia veterinarians discuss how often you should take your cat to the vet and the importance of wellness exams.
The Importance of Regular Fecal Exams for Pets
Annual fecal exams are the best way to defend your pets and your household from parasitic infections. Our Visalia veterinarians explain what happens during a fecal exam and why they are important to maintaining your pet's health.
Excessive Panting in Dogs
Your dog panting quickly and excessively can be concerning. Here, our Visalia vets share some reasons why your dog may be panting excessively and when you should bring them in for a checkup.
Heavy Breathing in Dogs
Has your dog been breathing heavy with no obvious signs as to why? In this post, our Visalia vets explain what may be behind your dog's heavy breathing, and when it's considered a veterinary emergency.