Periodontal disease and tooth decay are as problematic for dogs as they are for people. That's why caring for your dog's teeth is an important element of caring for your dog's overall health. Today our Beacon vets share some tips on how to clean a dog's mouth and keep your pup's teeth clean and healthy.
Ear mites are a common external parasite that can cause severe irritation to the ears and surrounding skin in both cats and dogs, although they are more common in cats. Today our Beacon vets share the symptoms, causes, and treatments available for ear mites.
Rabies is a particularly dangerous virus for cats, but it can be avoided entirely. Our Beacon veterinarians go over the costs, timing, and potential side effects of rabies vaccination for your cat.
Most of the time, the benefits of vaccinating your dog outweigh the very small risk of side effects. Our vets discuss the potential side effects of vaccines and what you should do if your pet experiences one in this post.
Whipworms are a common parasite that makes its home in the large intestine and cecum of dogs, causing irritation and leading to a host of uncomfortable symptoms. Today our Beacon vets explain more about whipworms in dogs including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
Itching, scratching and excessive licking can all be signs that your dog is suffering from a skin condition called dermatitis. Here, our Beacon vets explain what could be causing your dog's skin problems and how you can help them feel better.
Cats are well-known picky eater, however, you shouldn't assume that this is the only reason they aren't eating. Here, our Beacon vets provide common reasons why your cat won't be able to eat and what to do to help them.
Heartworm disease can cause heart failure, severe lung disease, organ damage, and even death in Beacon pets. Cats, dogs, and ferrets are commonly affected. In this blog post, our vets discuss prevention.
Ticks are dangerous to both humans and pets because they can spread serious diseases. For more information on ticks and how to keep ticks away from your pets and family, please visit our Beacon veterinary clinic.
It's best to get yearly fecal exams to keep your pet and family safe from intestinal parasites. Annual exams allow your Beacon vet to check for intestinal parasites before they become serious.
Our vets at The Beacon Veterinary Associates are now accepting new patients! Our experienced team of veterinary professionals are passionate about giving the cats and dogs of Beacon the health care they need. Contact us today to schedule your pet's first appointment.
