Preventive care is a vital part of caring for your feline friend. This includes routine vaccines to help protect your kitty against many contagious and potentially life-threatening diseases. But what if your cat never goes outside? Our Killen vets share the importance of having your indoor cat vaccinated and when they should have these routine vaccinations.
There are a variety of parasites and diseases that can have a serious impact on the health of your pet. Luckily, there are preventive measures you can take to protect your little friend. Our Killen vets talk about routine preventive care including a puppy vaccination schedule.
By caring for your dog's teeth you can help to prevent serious oral infections and diseases. Our vets in Killen share some of the most commonly seen dental problems in dogs, the symptoms, and what can be done to prevent them.
As your cat enters their golden years, you will need to shift your focus to preventive care and keeping them comfortable. Today, our Killen geriatric pet vets talk about how to care for a senior cat and what kind of care can help old cats stay healthy.
Bringing your cat or dog in for routine veterinary visits is a standard part of pet ownership. Knowing what to ask your vet about can help you feel more prepared. Here, our Killen vets share some of the common questions that you should ask your vet during your pet's routine exam.
Caring for your dog's dental health is as simple as veterinary care as well as an at-home oral hygiene routine. Unfortunately, when we don't keep up with this it can lead to oral health concerns for our furry friends. Our vets in Killen talk about how veterinary dental visits are like bringing your pup to the dog dentist and what dental problems it can help prevent.
Parainfluenza is a common condition affecting dogs that can be prevented with routine vaccinations. Today, our Killen vets discuss the effects of parainfluenza infections in dogs and what you can do to help minimize the risk.
The Giardia group of protozoan parasites are labeled A through H. No matter the type they can cause severe symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea. Here, our Killen vets share some of the signs of GIardia in cats and how this condition can be treated.
Dog diarrhea can be caused by a number of issues ranging from mild stomach upset to serious diseases. No matter the cause, the symptoms can make your pup quite uncomfortable and should be addressed by a vet. Today, our Killen vets share some information about diarrhea in dogs, the typical causes and what can be done to treat it.
Bladder stones in cats can present with very similar symptoms to that of a bladder infection. For this reason, it is good to know the signs of both. Today, our Killen vets talk about how bladder stones form in cats, what signs you should watch out for and ways that you can help protect your furry friend against this condition.
Center Star Veterinary Services offers walk-in veterinary services. Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Killen companion animals. Get in touch today to learn more about our services.