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Urinary blockages in cats are serious, life-threatening emergencies that require immediate veterinary care. While they are more common in male cats due to their narrower urethras, any cat can develop a blockage. Recognizing the signs early can save your cat’s life. Here’s what you need to know about identifying a urinary blockage and why it’s… Continue reading How to Tell If Your Cat Has a Urinary Blockage and Why It’s an Emergency
Grain-free pet diets have exploded in popularity over the past decade. Many pet owners assume that because grain-free food is marketed as “premium” or “natural,” it must be better for their pets. But is that really the case? Let’s break down the facts and myths about grain-free diets so you can make the best choice… Continue reading The Truth About Grain-Free Diets: Are They Really Better for Your Pet?
Raw feeding typically consists of uncooked meats, bones, organs, and sometimes fruits and vegetables. The idea behind this diet is to mimic what dogs’ ancestors ate in the wild. Advocates believe raw diets improve coat quality, energy levels, and digestion. Potential Benefits of a Raw Diet: However, raw diets come with risks. Raw meat can… Continue reading Raw vs. Kibble: Which Diet is Best For Your Dog’s Long-Term Health?
When it comes to managing chronic illnesses in pets, proper nutrition is one of the most powerful tools we have. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we’ve seen the transformative effects of tailored nutritional plans in improving the health and well-being of pets with ongoing medical conditions. Let’s take a closer look at how nutritional counseling… Continue reading How Nutritional Counseling Can Help Pets with Chronic Illnesses
Emergencies involving your beloved pet can be overwhelming and stressful. Knowing what to do before you arrive at the clinic can make all the difference in ensuring your pet receives prompt and effective care. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we’re here to guide you through the essential steps to prepare for pet emergencies. With the… Continue reading Emergency Preparedness for Pet Owners: What to do Before You Arrive at the Clinic
Pets bring endless joy to our lives, but when they’re in pain, it can be challenging to spot and even harder to manage. Chronic pain in pets often goes unnoticed because our furry friends are experts at hiding discomfort. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe understanding the signs of chronic pain and knowing how… Continue reading How to Recognize and Manage Chronic Pain in Pets
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most heart-wrenching decisions a pet owner will ever face. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we understand the immense love you have for your furry companion and the difficulty of choosing euthanasia. Our goal is to support you through this challenging time with compassion, understanding, and… Continue reading Understanding When Euthanasia is The Kindest Choice
When we think about pet care, dental health might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But the truth is, your pet’s oral hygiene plays a crucial role in their overall well-being. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we’ve seen firsthand how regular dental cleanings can make a significant difference in a pet’s quality… Continue reading The Importance of Regular Dental Cleanings: More Than Just Fresh Breath
When it comes to pet nutrition, misinformation is everywhere. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we often hear pet owners share common misconceptions about feeding their furry companions. Nutrition counselling is an essential service we provide to help you separate fact from fiction and ensure your pet gets the best diet for their needs. Let’s clear… Continue reading Debunking Myths About Pet Nutrition Counselling
As pet owners, we all wish our furry companions could simply tell us when something’s wrong. But since they can’t speak, it’s up to us to spot the signs that they might need a little extra help. At 108 Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe in proactive care, and understanding when your pet needs a diagnostic… Continue reading Top Sign Your Pet May Need a Diagnostic Exam
