Much like people, cats can suffer from painful dental health issues due to injury or poor oral hygiene. But what exactly is good oral hygiene for cats and what sort of dental care do cats need? Our Natick vets explain how to clean your cat's mouth and keep its teeth healthy.
Many common dog illnesses and symptoms can be cause for concern, or even fatal if left untreated. Our Natick vets offer advice about health problems to watch for.
As long as they are detected early, hernias in cats typically aren’t serious and can be repaired with surgery. In this post, our Natick vets describe different types of hernias and offer insight into what to expect from cat hernia surgery.
If you have just gotten a new pet and you're wondering why you should have your pet spayed or neutered and when is the best time to do it, our Natick vets can help. They will provide you with information on why and when is the best time to spay or neuter your pet.
Bad breath is quite common in our dogs — especially as they grow older — and can be a sign of serious health issues in your pooch. Here, our Natick vets explain what might be causing your dog's bad breath and how you can help to treat or even prevent it.
Does your cat seem lonely? You may wonder if your cat needs a friend at home. Our Wellesley-Natick Veterinary Hospital vets will provide information on if your cat needs a friend.
Many Natick Dogs don't receive the dental care they need for oral and overall health. Our vet team gives you 10 useful tips for helping your pet reach and maintain optimal dental health!
It is important to know the signs that your dog needs a dental cleaning. Our Wellesley-Natick Veterinary Hospital vets will provide you with the signs that your dog may need to come into our Natick.
If your dog or cat is booked to have an x-ray (radiograph) or a CT scan, you may be wondering how the appointment will work and how you can prepare. Below, our Natick vets share what you can expect when you bring your dog to us for an x-ray.
Is your puppy walking or standing on the top of their feet instead of their paws? If so, they may be knuckling. Here, our Natick vets talk about the causes of knuckling in puppies and the treatments available.