Similar to humans, the bacteria in your cat's stomach can get disrupted, causing uncomfortable symptoms and issues. Our Poway vets provide some information about your kitty's gut health, how it can be managed, and what the best probiotics are for cats.
Puppy biting can be very frustrating and painful for new pet parents. If your once sleepy and docile puppy has turned into a biter, our Poway vets are here to tell you how you can fix this.
Senior dogs may experience weight loss, which can be a concern. Our Poway vets discuss weight loss in older dogs and when you might worry.
Dental problems in dogs are equally troublesome as they are in humans. If you've experienced the discomfort of having a cavity in your teeth, you can understand how it can affect dogs too. Our team of veterinarians in Poway will now explain the reasons, signs, and treatments for cavities in dogs.
Cataracts are a usual eye problem found in many dogs, which can cause blurry eyesight and even loss of vision if not treated. However, surgery can usually help to restore a pet's eyesight. Our vets in Poway will provide further information about cataract surgery for dogs.
Cats have a reputation for being composed and self-contained animals, but when they are unwell, they often conceal themselves, making it difficult to detect their illness. This may pose a challenge for pet owners in identifying when their feline friend is unwell. Our Poway veterinarians are here to assist you in recognizing common and potentially serious cat illnesses by sharing their symptoms.
You want your dog to live a long and happy life, so you love and care for them. Regular preventive veterinary care can help with this. However, how often should you take your dog to the vet? Our vets in Poway can provide an explanation.
You love your cat, and you want to ensure that they live a long, healthy life with you. Today, our Poway vets explain how often you should take your cat to the vet for routine checkups and preventive care.
If your pet is healthy, it may not seem like a necessity to bring your pet in for routine checkups but our Poway vets are here to tell you why they are so important.
As veterinary professionals, we believe that prevention is the key to helping your cat live a long and healthy life. That's why our Poway vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Learn more.
Advanced Care Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Poway companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
