If an animal’s nose, eyes, cheeks, and/or muzzle become swollen, this is a sign your pet is having an allergic (anaphylactic) reaction. This occurs when a pet is exposed to an allergen.
Category: Pet Wellness
Pet Skin and Paw Care Tips for Winter in the Desert
Although we might not experience the feet of snow, rain, and sleet or sub-zero temperatures that other parts of the country get during winter, Tucson winters can still affect your pet’s health.
No Bones About It: Bones Are Unsafe for Your Dog
The idea that it’s natural for dogs to chew on bones is a popular one. However, it’s a dangerous practice and can cause serious injury to your pet.
AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets
AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets Have you ever wondered why it’s so important to take your pets to a clinic that is AAHA accredited? What does it mean to be accredited? The AAHA accreditation means that your veterinary clinic holds itself to a higher standard, and that your pet is… Continue reading AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets
Trick knees and bunny hops!
What are luxating patellas? Trick knees, floating knee caps, or as we call them luxating patellas are most commonly diagnosed in small or toy breed dogs, but are also less commonly found in cats as well.
Why we are saying goodbye to the dental discount this month…
February is recognized as National Pet Dental Health month In the past, Adobe Veterinary Center has recognized this month by applying a 10-15% discount on all dental prophylaxis procedures during the month of February.
My cat is straining in the box….again!
Feline idiopathic cystitis, also known as feline lower urinary tract disease are both terms that describe the following symptoms:
My pets appear healthy…why do they need bloodwork?
Reasons why we recommend routine blood work: Most importantly, we recommend blood work during an exam to detect illness in the early stages.
West Nile Virus
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, as of August 5th 2014, WNV infections in birds and veterinary animals have been reported in the state of Arizona. West Nile Virus infections have also been reported in humans in Arizona.
Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats
Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats Heartworm disease is generally considered a condition that only affects dogs, but many other mammal species can suffer from it or act as carriers. Heartworms have been known to infect dogs, cats, ferrets, wolves, coyotes, sea lions, and there have even been reported cases of human infection as well.… Continue reading Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats
Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms
Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms The threat of parasites and worms are a reality for your dog and cat. Affecting particular breeds and pets that have access to the outdoors, parasites and worms can cause small ailments like stomach upset, up to extreme cases of death. The most common type of parasites… Continue reading Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms
13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention
13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention Having a pet is a commitment. Most people misunderstand the most common pet emergencies, and don’t call for help until it’s too late. Understanding and keeping a list of the most common emergencies that require a veterinarian’s attention will help keep a pet healthy for a long… Continue reading 13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention
