Spaying your female pet is a great way to prevent them from having unwanted litters of kittens or puppies, but did you know it can also be beneficial to their overall health? Here, our Goleta vets explain more about the spaying process.
Our Goleta Airport Pet Hospital veterinarians explain how to find out if a dog dental chew is worth purchasing, which factors to consider, and the safety tips every dog owner should keep in mind.
Stinky cat breath can usually be linked to dental concerns, but it can also be a sign that there's something else wrong. Our Goleta vets discuss why your cat may have bad breath and what you can do to help treat this smelly condition.
Getting your cat fixed is essential for their health and well-being. In today's post, our Goleta vets explain what to expect when getting your cat fixed and how it can help ensure your feline friend leads a happy and healthy life.
Is your dog shedding excessively and starting to develop sores from chewing on its skin? In this blog, our veterinarians in Goleta discuss how your dog's diet could affect its skin health.
Seeing your dog in pain or discomfort can be distressing. In this article, our Goleta will discuss how dogs typically handle pain or discomfort, the signs that indicate your dog is suffering, and how to determine when your dog requires immediate medical attention.
In this post, our vets in Goleta will explain what you can expect from your cat's tooth extraction surgery, and what you should keep an eye out for after the procedure.
Dental problems can cause a lot of pain for your cat and lead to other health issues. Our vets in Goleta are here to help you recognize dental health problems in your cat, understand the most common dental diseases in cats, and know how to prevent or treat these issues.
Our vets in Goleta talk about when and why you should have your dog's teeth cleaned and the signs that it may be time to bring your pup in for professional dental care.
While you may have already vaccinated your dog against rabies, there remains a slight chance of infection. Our Goleta vets discuss the possibility of your dog contracting rabies even after vaccination.