If your dog chews or consumes objects indiscriminately, you may have concerns about the possibility of bowel obstructions. Our vets in Goleta discuss what leads to bowel obstructions in dogs and why these situations require immediate attention from veterinary professionals.
If your cat gets a swollen ear, you might worry about what to do. In this post, our Goleta vets discuss what causes aural hematomas in cats, in addition to symptoms and treatment options.
As a pet owner, it's important to prioritize your dog's health and happiness That's why scheduling regular visits to the veterinarian for preventive care is crucial in ensuring a long and joyful life for your dog. Our vets at Goleta guide how often you should take your dog to the vet.
If your pet is due for a checkup then you may be wondering what to expect and if there's anything you should do to be prepared. Get the most out of your pet's routine exam appointment by asking your veterinarian these important questions suggested by our Goleta vets.
Proper dental care is essential for your dog's health. Neglect can lead to gum and teeth problems. Our veterinarians at Goleta offer tips on preventing and treating periodontal disease in dogs.
As a cat owner, it can be worrisome to observe your feline friend not drinking enough water. Our vets at Goleta offer some helpful tips on how to encourage your cat to stay hydrated.
Making sure your dog is up to date on its vaccinations is important in maintaining their overall health and well-being. Today, our Goleta Airport Pet Hospital vets discuss vaccines for dogs and the common reaction your dog could have.
Hookworms cause otherwise healthy adult dogs to experience gastrointestinal upset. However, this parasite can be fatal for puppies. Today, the vets in Goleta discuss hookworm in dogs, its signs, treatment, and how it can be prevented.
Cruciate ligament ruptures are a common orthopedic injury in dogs that may require surgery to repair. Here the Goleta vets discuss cruciate injuries in dogs and how surgery such as TTA (Tibial Tuberosity Advancement) can help to get them back on their feet and to feel good again.
Has your female feline friend begun to put on weight, leading you to believe she may be pregnant? Below, our Goleta vets share a few more clues that your cat may be pregnant, and what to do.