Keeping your furry friend healthy is your top priority. Part of that responsibility is keeping toxic substances well out of your dog's reach. To help you keep your pup safe and healthy our Albany vets share a list of some common household items that are hazardous to your dog's health.
Hip dysplasia is a common orthopedic condition in dogs that causes pain and reduced mobility, often necessitating surgical intervention. But does your dog really need hip dysplasia surgery? How much will it cost? Our Albany vets explain.
Is your kitty stuffy, sneezing and lethargic? If so, they may be suffering from a cat cold. Our Albany vets discuss the symptoms of cat colds, what they are and when your kitty should see a vet.
Ringworm is a common fungal infection often seen in dogs and other animals. Interestingly, when it occurs on our own feet we refer to this infection as Athlete's Foot. Here, our Albany vets explain what ringworm looks like on a dog and how it can be treated.
Do you think that you're ready to care for a more challenging and exotic bird species? Here, our Albany exotic animal veterinarian discusses the challenges and rewards of keeping some of the most exotic bird species.
A talking bird can be a great pet for someone willing to provide all the love and attention these beautiful creatures need to thrive. In today's post, our Albany vets discuss some of their favorite talking bird breeds.
In today's post, our Albany veterinary team discusses ECGs for dogs and cats - when your vet might order one and how to understand the results so that you can informed decisions regarding your pet's health care.
Both blue and green iguanas can make fabulous pets but only for people who are prepared to provide them with the significant amount of time and care they need in order to thrive. Our Albany vets discuss caring for a pet iguana.
Dogs often manage to give birth naturally without the need for veterinary intervention, but how do you know if your dog needs a c-section? Our Albany vets share advice to help you spot when a c-section may be necessary for your pregnant dog.
Hookworm is a parasitic condition that causes gastrointestinal upset in adult dogs that are otherwise healthy but can be fatal for puppies or dogs with other underlying health conditions. Our Albany vets explain more about hookworm and how this condition can be treated or prevented.
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