Understanding a bit about the tests your vet recommends can help you get a better understanding of your pet's overall health. Today, our Westminster vets explain how urinalysis helps us to provide more targeted treatments for your pet's symptoms.
Has your vet recommended an ultrasound for your cat or dog but you aren't sure why? In today's post, you will learn why ultrasound is a valuable tool when diagnosing conditions in dogs and cats, what these images can tell your vet, and how to prepare for your pet's ultrasound appointment.
Dogs love to go for walks, don't they? If so, then why does your dog stop walking and refuse to move? Today, our Westminster vets share some possible reasons why your dog doesn't want to walk and some tips on what you can do.
Cats can be sociable creatures and many crave the company of other pets. In today's post, our Westminster vets explore the idea of getting a second cat as a friend for your first.
A new kitten brings joy to any household, but along with the fun comes responsibility. One of the most important decisions you can make is to get your kitten fixed. But, how old do kittens have to be to get fixed? Our Westminster veterinarians explain.
Is getting your dog neutered or spayed worth the hassle? What are the benefits of getting a dog fixed? When should I get my dog fixed? Our Westminster vets answer questions about getting your dog fixed.
Intestinal blockages are a potentially life-threatening condition that occurs when an object becomes lodged in a dog's digestive tract. Our Westminster vets discuss the dangers of intestinal blockages and the surgery used to save dogs' lives.
If your dog has sore joints it can have a profound effect on their overall quality of life, yet this pain can often be effectively treated or managed. Wondering if your dog may be suffering from joint pain? Today, we explain the signs of chronic joint pain to watch for how it can be treated.
What is cat laryngeal paralysis? How is it different from full or partial paralysis in cats? Our Westminster vets answer these questions and more about the types of paralysis that can profoundly impact the health and well-being of our feline friends.
Much like your own teeth, your pup's teeth need regular care to stay healthy and cavity-free. Here, our Westminster vets explain how to prevent your dog from developing cavities, and how they can be treated if they do occur.
Wachusett Animal Hospital and Pet Retreat is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Westminster companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
