Constipation in Cats
Constipation in cats can make them feel uncomfortable and restless. It can also be a health concern. Our Greensboro vets share signs of constipation in cats, causes, and what to do.
Our caring veterinarians at Friendly Animal Clinic share helpful tips and information in our blog to help you keep your Greensboro pets healthy and happy.
Constipation in cats can make them feel uncomfortable and restless. It can also be a health concern. Our Greensboro vets share signs of constipation in cats, causes, and what to do.
Few pet-related topics are as contentious as the safety of dog bones. Are bones a tasty treat for dogs, or a serious health hazard? Today's post shares some pros and cons to help you make an informed decision for your precious pup.
Are your cat's ears red and irritated? Perhaps you've noticed gunk in their ears that looks a bit like coffee grinds? Here, you will find information about the causes of ear infections in cats, symptoms to watch for, and treatment options.
Seasonal allergies can be just as problematic for our canine companions as they are for us, although their symptoms are quite different. From itchy eyes to hair loss, here you will find information on the symptoms of seasonal allergies in dogs and how to help your pup feel better.
Is your dog developing dark patches on their skin? It could be hyperpigmentation. In today's post, you'll find information about hyperpigmentation in dogs, including what causes it and how it can be treated.
Your new puppy has won your heart and has brought joy and laughter to your home. Now it's up to you to ensure that your new fur baby receives the vital veterinary care they need to thrive. Here, our Greensboro vets discuss what to expect during your puppy's first vet visit.
Have you noticed your dog leaving behind white flakes all over the house? In this post, our Greensboro vets discuss what you should know about dandruff in dogs and how it can be treated.
As many cat parents will tell you, our feline friends aren't as aloof as they may first appear. Many cats crave the company of people and other pets. So, should you get a second cat to keep your first cat company? Our Greensboro vets share some tips to help you decide.
Color dilution alopecia is a genetic skin condition that affects dogs that have been bred to have coats that appear blue or light fawn (Isabella) in color. CDA can leave your dog with patchy hair loss, and uncomfortable, itchy skin. Today, our Greensboro vets explain the causes of CDA, which breeds are affected, and how it can be treated.
Having two furry family members can be lovely for you and your pets, but you are bound to face some challenges along the way. Here, our Greensboro vets share tips to help you introduce a second dog to your home.