If you’ve ever wondered whether your pet can catch the flu, you’re not alone. Many pet owners notice their dog or cat sneezing or feeling under the weather and worry it might be something contagious—especially during flu season. While dogs and cats don’t catch the exact same flu as humans, they do have their own… Continue reading Can Dogs and Cats Really Get the Flu? Understanding Pet Viruses
When it comes to your cat’s health, dental care might not be the first thing on your mind. However, dental issues, particularly abscesses, can cause severe pain and lead to serious health complications if left untreated. A dental abscess is a pocket of infection that forms around a tooth root, often due to bacterial buildup,… Continue reading The Dangers of Cat Dental Abscesses and How to Spot Them Early
If you’ve ever caught your dog dragging their rear across the floor, you’re not alone. While it might seem funny (or embarrassing when guests are over), scooting is often a sign of discomfort. More often than not, the culprit is an issue with the anal glands. But how do you know when it’s just an… Continue reading Why Is My Dog Scooting? When to Worry About Anal Gland Issues
If your cat has been struggling with frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs), you’re not alone. Many cat owners find themselves repeatedly dealing with symptoms like frequent urination, straining in the litter box, or even accidents outside of it. While a single UTI can be frustrating, recurring infections can indicate an underlying issue that needs attention.… Continue reading Why Does My Cat Keep Getting UTIs? Common Causes and Prevention Tips
Dental health is often overlooked in pets, but it’s just as important as any other aspect of their well-being. Like humans, pets can suffer from dental issues that require professional care, and tooth extractions are sometimes necessary. While the idea of a tooth extraction for your furry friend may seem daunting, understanding the process and… Continue reading What to Do if Your Pet Needs a Tooth Extraction
Heart issues in pets are often subtle in the early stages, and their symptoms can be mistaken for other conditions. However, heart disease in animals, particularly in dogs and cats, can escalate quickly and severely affect their quality of life if not diagnosed and treated properly. At Atlas Animal Hospital, we emphasize the importance of… Continue reading How to Recognize and Manage Heart Issues in Pets
Eye surgeries in pets are often necessary when they suffer from serious ocular conditions that cannot be treated with medication alone. Whether it’s due to trauma, disease, or congenital issues, veterinary ophthalmic surgery is a specialized area that requires precision and expertise. At Atlas Animal Hospital, we provide advanced eye surgical procedures to ensure your… Continue reading What You Need to Know About Eye Surgeries for Pets
When it comes to diagnosing skin issues in pets, particularly dogs and cats, a skin scraping can offer invaluable insights. This diagnostic procedure is essential for veterinarians at Atlas Animal Hospital to identify the root causes of various dermatological concerns, including infections, parasites, and allergies. In this blog, we will explore the details of skin… Continue reading What Is Skin Scraping and How It Helps Diagnose Pet Skin Issues
When your furry friend is critically ill, their road to recovery often hinges on prompt and effective medical intervention. Among the most vital treatments in veterinary care for critically ill pets are oxygen and fluid therapy. These treatments can make the difference between life and death, providing the support your pet needs to fight through… Continue reading The Importance of Oxygen and Fluid Therapy for Critically Ill Pets
When it comes to our furry companions, we all want them to live their best, healthiest lives. But did you know that the foundation for lifelong health begins early, often as soon as you bring them home? Early wellness checks are a cornerstone of preventive care, giving your pet the best chance at a long… Continue reading Why Early Wellness Checks Matter: Keeping Your Pet Healthy for Life
