Just like you and I, dogs need regular oral care in order to help keep their mouth clean otherwise they could develop serious dental conditions including cavities. Here, our Westfield vets talk about oral hygiene and signs that your dog may have a cavity.
Are you struggling to cuddle with your pup because the smell coming from their mouth is so terrible? Here, our Westfield vets discuss the causes of bad breath in dogs, why it may be a serious concern and what can be done to treat it.
Your cat's mouth is home to billions of bacteria. Without daily cleaning, this bacteria can build up leading to serious oral health conditions. Our Westfield vets share some tips for cat dental care and how you can help keep your cat's teeth clean.
Dogs are known for being active. Whether running, jumping or just playing around, accidents and injuries can happen. Our Westfield vets talk about your dog's CCL, how they rupture and what to expect from the surgery to repair this injury.
Are your cat's eyes beginning to appear cloudy and are you noticing other signs that their vision isn't great? Today, our Westfield vets share some important information about cataracts in cats, the causes and what can be done to treat this condition.
If your dog suffers from cataracts then they will be experiencing some degree of vision loss. Here, our Westfield veterinarians offer some information about cataracts in dogs and what to expect when they have surgery to treat this condition.
Providing your pet with proper surgery aftercare can help them feel better faster and avoid potentially serious complications. Today, our Westfield vets offer some advice about how to care for your dog after surgery and the importance of their follow-up visit.
Having your dog spayed does more than just prevent them from having puppies, this can also help protect them from a variety of serious conditions and diseases. Here, our Westfield vets share some information about getting your dog fixed and what you need to know about the procedure.
Diagnostic tests are incredibly helpful when it comes to helping to figure out what's wrong with our furry friends. In this post, our Westfield vets share some information about ECGs for dogs and cats and common situations when your vet may request one.
There are a number of reasons why your dog may experience a fever, but they can also be difficult to detect. Here, our Westfield Animal Hospital veterinarians talk about how to take your dog's temperature and how to tell if they have a fever.
Looking for a vet in Westfield? Our vets at Westfield Animal Hospital are now accepting new patients! Our friendly and welcoming vets love providing cats, dogs, and exotic pets with high-quality veterinary care. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
