Cruciate ligament ruptures are a common orthopedic injury in dogs that may require surgery to repair. Here the Goleta vets discuss cruciate injuries in dogs and how surgery such as TTA (Tibial Tuberosity Advancement) can help to get them back on their feet and to feel good again.
Has your female feline friend begun to put on weight, leading you to believe she may be pregnant? Below, our Goleta vets share a few more clues that your cat may be pregnant, and what to do.
It can be amazing when your dog gives birth but what if she needs a c-section? In this post, our Goleta Airport Pet Hospital vets will explain everything you need about c-sections for your dog. So, what things should you look out for and prepare for?
Our dogs, like us, may require anesthesia as part of a surgery or procedure. Today, our Goleta vets discuss what you should know about anesthesia for dogs.
You and your dog are taking a walk on a beautiful day, but they stop suddenly and won't move. In this post, our vets in Goleta list some reasons why this may happen and what you can do.
Adding a new dog to your family is an exciting time, but if you already have a dog you may be concerned about how it will react to the new addition. Today, our Goleta Airport Pet Hospital vets will explain the benefits and possible risks of getting a second dog.
Having your dog spayed or neutered prevents unwanted litters, but can also help to curb undesirable behaviors and even reduce the risk of certain diseases. Here, our Goleta vets share what you need to know about getting your puppy fixed.
At Goleta Airport Pet Hospital our vets believe that prevention is the key to helping your cat live a long and healthy life. That's why our Goleta vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Here's how the FVRCP protects your cat's health.
Parasites are a constant danger to your dog that can range from an annoyance to life-threatening. In this post, our Goleta vets will go over some of the parasites that your dog is at risk of contracting and why it is so important to prevent the infection and practice parasite control.
Do you find that you recoil from your pup when they come in for a cuddle or apologize to guests for the smell? Bad breath is quite common in our canine companions — especially as they grow older — and can be a sign of serious health issues in your pooch. Here, our Goleta vets explain what might be causing your dog's bad breath and how you can help to treat or even prevent it.