Hip dysplasia, a condition where a dog's hips form incorrectly, can affect any breed. It can cause pain and discomfort during activities or movement. Our South Wilton vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment options of hip dysplasia in dogs and how surgery can help treat it.
Athletes commonly suffer from CL injuries, but did you know that dogs can also experience a similar type of injury? In today's post, our South Wilton vets explain the symptoms of ACL injuries in dogs and the surgeries that are performed to treat this painful knee injury.
If you're seeking an uncommon, clever, and loving friend, rats can be a great option as pets. They are fun-loving, low-maintenance, clean, and don't need much space to thrive. Our vets at South Wilton can offer valuable information on the benefits of having a pet rat and why you should think about adopting one.
It is quite common for dogs to develop cataracts, which can lead to blurry vision and eventually, blindness. However, with the help of surgery, sight can be restored. Our vets at South Wilton are here to provide information on cataract surgery for dogs and what to expect during the procedure.
Your pet has been scheduled for an endoscopic examination. The goal of this procedure is to assist your veterinarian in making a diagnosis of the disease causing your pet's clinical signs of vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, abdominal pain or swelling, or loss of appetite. Today, our South Wilton vets go into more detail on endoscopies.
If you have a cat you may be considering getting it microchipped. Today, the South Wilton Veterinary Group vets will offer advice on if you should get your cat microchipped.
Our dogs are at a serious health risk because of dog obesity. You may have a little too much weight on your dog if they seem extra cuddly. Today, our South Wilton vets explain how you can tell if your dog might be overweight, and what you should do.
Wondering how you can cure your dog’s chewing problems for good? Our vets in South Wilton offer some tips on how to help your dog develop better habits.
Tooth resorption in cats is a condition in which the body breaks down and absorbs the structures that support the tooth. Today, our South Wilton vets talk about the symptoms of tooth resorption in cats and how it can be treated.
Dental health issues can lead to chronic pain and other health problems for your dog. Fortunately, many dental health issues can be avoided through routine dental exams and professional cleaning combined with a little extra care at home. Our vets share the signs of dental health issues in dogs and easy ways to keep your dog's mouth healthy.
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