Depending on the type of procedure a pet has, they often need medications for a few days after surgery. There are several different types of medications a pet might need, and several different formulations available. This allows our veterinarians to prescribe a formulation that will...
It is truly one of the most miraculous events when a puppy or kitten is born. To think that what started as a couple of cells could turn into a perfect furry little creature, able to squirm and nurse and make noises can seem magical....
Oral surgery can be a challenging experience for anyone, including our beloved pets. Whether they've had a tooth extraction, root canal, or any other dental procedure, it's crucial to provide them with proper care and attention during the recovery process. In the days following oral...
Before every anesthetic procedure, your veterinarian or a veterinary technician will ask for what’s called a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Status because it is important that your veterinary care team knows what your wishes would be in the event that your pet undergoes cardiopulmonary arrest while...
Many owners are concerned about the safety of putting their pet under general anesthesia for a dental procedure and we understand how stressful that can be. We have covered the risks of anesthesia-free dentistry in an earlier blog post, but what does it mean for...