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Our Killen veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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Rabies Symptoms in Cats

Rabies Symptoms in Cats

Rabies is a life-threatening disease that can be transmitted from animals to people. It is also uncurable. Here, our Killen vets discuss rabies in cats, including the symptoms, transmission and what the expected outcome is for pets with rabies.

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My Dog Ate Chewing Gum: Should I be worried?

My Dog Ate Chewing Gum: Should I be worried?

Dogs eat all sorts of things off the ground and while we don't usually give it too much thought it is important to remember that some substances can be dangerous for them. Our Killen vets talk about the dangers of chewing gum and what to do if your dog ate gum containing xylitol.

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Why is my dog panting at night?

Why is my dog panting at night?

Have you noticed that your dog is breathing heavier than usual, even while lying down and resting? In this blog, our Killen vets discuss heavy breathing and share the answer to a common question, 'Why is my dog panting and restless at night?'.

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Signs That Your Cat Has a Broken Leg

Signs That Your Cat Has a Broken Leg

Cats are adventurous and while they are usually fairly graceful, there may be times when unexpected injuries or accidents happen. Here, our Killen vets discuss the signs that you may see if your cat has a broken leg and what to do if it happens.

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Constipation in Cats

Constipation in Cats

Constipation happens when your cat hasn't been able to poop for an extended amount of time. It can be uncomfortable and lead to serious health issues. Our Killen vets discuss constipation in cats, including the causes, symptoms, and tips for treating the condition.

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My Dog Eats Grass: Why do they do it and is it safe?

My Dog Eats Grass: Why do they do it and is it safe?

So many dogs partake in eating grass, but is it okay for them to do so? Are there any concerns with this pastime? Here, our Killen vets talk about whether or not eating grass is safe for dogs, why they do it, and what you should know about grass-eating habits in dogs.

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What is whipworm in dogs? Causes, Treatment & Prevention

What is whipworm in dogs? Causes, Treatment & Prevention

Dogs can be affected by both internal and external parasites that can cause uncomfortable and potentially dangerous symptoms and conditions. One commonly seen type of parasite is whipworm. Here, our Killen vets discuss the causes and symptoms of whipworm in dogs, what treatments are available, and how to prevent future infections.

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Rabies in Cats

Rabies in Cats

Preventive care is crucial for all pets. It can help to protect your companion against serious diseases that can be a danger to your pets and your family. Our Killen vets talk about rabies in cats, including the spread of this deadly virus and how to tell if a cat has rabies. 

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Vaccine Reactions in Dogs: Everything You Should Know

Vaccine Reactions in Dogs: Everything You Should Know

Pets are susceptible to many different illnesses and diseases which makes preventive measures very important for their health. Today, our Killen vets talk about the importance of dog and cat vaccinations, how they help, and some of the common risks and reactions with vaccines.

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Should I get my indoor cat vaccinated?

Should I get my indoor cat vaccinated?

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.

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