Having your dog spayed or neutered not only prevents unwanted litters, but can also help to curb undesirable behaviors. Here, our Clearlake vets share what you need to know about getting your puppy fixed, and why you should do it.
More than likely, your pet will have at least one soft tissue surgery throughout their life, even if it's just a spay or neuter. Our vets in Clearlake perform routine and complex surgeries and can guide pet owners on the nuances.
As long as they are detected early, hernias in cats typically aren’t serious and can be repaired with surgery. In this post, our Clearlake vets describe different types of hernias and offer insight about what to expect from cat hernia surgery.
If you've noticed that your cat's ear is swelling, you may be wondering what is going on, how to help, and if it needs veterinary treatment. Today, our Clearlake vet team talk about the causes of aural/ear hematomas in cats, symptoms, and treatment options.
ACL injuries often occur in athletes, but due to the anatomy of your dog's leg this injury is also very common in dogs. Today our Clearlake vets explain the symptoms of ACL injuries in dogs, and the surgeries that can treat these common knee injuries.
Our Clearlake vets often see dogs with diabetes. While treatments are available for diabetes in dogs, there is no cure. Today, we look at some of the most common symptoms of diabetes in dogs, and the available treatments.
Valley fever is seen in dogs that spend time in the low desert regions of the southwestern United States. In today's post, our Clearlake vets explain what valley fever is, how to identify it, and how it is treated.
Does your cat have an upset stomach? Or is this something more serious? In today's post, our Clearlake vets will help you learn how to differentiate between IBD and intestinal lymphoma in your cat.
Most of the time, spiders stay out of sight and don't cause any issues. However, they do occasionally bite us or our pets. Below, our Clearlake vets tell you about spider bites in dogs, and when to seek medical attention.
In cats, fractured teeth are something that our veterinarians in Clearlake see quite frequently. But when is a broken tooth a serious issue that needs to be addressed? Our Clearlake explain when to take action.