Posts in Category: Pet Dental Care
Right At Home: Your Guide to At Home Dental Care for Pets
If you can’t imagine going a day without brushing your own teeth, think about what it would feel like to never brush or floss, or see your dentist. Inconceivable? For many pets, it’s a fact of life. Bu this doesn’t have to be the case.
Good dental health can contribute to a longer and healthier life for your pet. A team approach with regular dental exams, professional cleanings, and at home dental care is a wonderful way to give your pet a lifetime of health.
But what exactly is involved? Conrad Weiser Animal Hospital is here to help, with your guide to at home dental care for pets.
Continue…Open Wide: Supporting Pet Dental Health at Home and at our Hospital
If you had to choose between taking a shower every day or brushing your teeth, would you vote for a clean mouth? To be sure, there’s nothing better than that fresh feeling, but have you ever skipped a day, week, month, or longer? Probably not. If it’s unacceptable for us, then it makes sense for pet dental health to take its turn in the spotlight.
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Pet Pancreatitis: Avoid This Serious Holiday Health Threat
Pancreatitis can strike pets any time of year, but veterinarians see a sharp uptick in cases around the holidays. While it’s hard to resist indulging your pets in some turkey with all the trimmings (after all, we’re indulging ourselves, right?), your pet’s health and safety must remain a top priority. Much is written about the […]
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Household Pet Toxins
Pets can get into a lot more inside the home than we realize. Some pets are clever enough to get into the food bin with the secure lid or into the cleaning closet with all the household cleaning supplies. Sometimes they get into the garbage bag when you are not looking. It is important to […]
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Paw Infections in Pets
Is your dog limping, chewing his feet, or licking her paws? Is your cat limping? Is her foot swollen or bleeding? If you have noticed any of the above behavior, your pet may have a serious paw or pad infection. Causes of Paw Infections in Cats Indoor cats do not often experience paw infections, but […]
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