Cat Vaccinations: When and Why Indoor Cats Should Be Vaccinated
Our South Charlotte vets provide insights and advice on why it’s important to have your cat vaccinated even if they are indoors.
Tularemia 'Rabbit Fever' in Dogs
Tularemia (also known as ‘Rabbit Fever’) is a bacterial disease which is usually mild in healthy dogs. However, it can prove deadly for immune compromised pets. Our South Charlotte vets explain tularemia and how dogs can contract this relatively rare disease.
Best Food for Dogs with Allergies
Perusing your local pet food store for the best food for dogs with allergies? Our South Charlotte explain how to know whether your dog could have a food allergy and which food might work best for them.
Dog Training Tips to Remember
The first time that new puppy or rescue dog looks into your eyes, a thought startles you: Now you’ve got to train him! Our South Charlotte vets veterinarians share dog training advice for new owners.
How to Manage a Diet for a Dog with Diabetes
In this post, our South Charlotte vets explain what dog diabetes is and how to plan a diet for a dog with diabetes.
3 Common Dog Illnesses
These common dog illnesses are also potentially fatal if left untreated. Our South Charlotte vets offer guidance on signs and symptoms to keep in mind.
5 Best House Cat Breeds
The time has come to get a cat. Now to answer the age-old question: “How do I choose a cat breed?” How do you choose just one cute kitty to take home?
Common Cat Illnesses & Symptoms
Many cat illnesses and symptoms can be cause for concern, or even fatal if they are not treated within a certain timeframe. Our South Charlotte vets offer advice about what to watch for.
Preventing Heartworm Disease in Pets
Heartworm is a serious condition that can result in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage and even death. Heartworm disease is most often found in dogs, cats and ferrets. Here, our vets explain why prevention is key.
Why should my pet have a fecal exam?
The best way to ensure that your pet, and your family, are safe from intestinal parasites is by getting annual pet fecal exams done at your vet's office.