Sometimes our pets do things we don’t understand or have habits we’ve learned to deal with. But there may come a point where we become worried that something’s not right. Below are a few common symptoms your cat may be exhibiting, and what they could mean health-wise. 1. Stinky Breath Unless you brush your cat’s … Read more5 Warning Signs Your Cat May Have a Health Issue
Having an ill or injured dog under your care can be distressing and worrisome, so we compiled a list of easy tips to help keep your pet healthy and safe. 1. Keep Their Mouth Clean According to many pet experts, one of the best things you can do for your dog’s health is keep up … Read more7 Simple Tips to Keep Your Dog Healthier
Cats are likely one of the most fascinating, unusual, and lovable mammals on earth. Yet, as with many things, there is no way to learn everything about them, much as we might like to. But here at our Eldersburg veterinary hospital, we care so much about your favorite pet that we will share with you … Read more6 Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know About Cats
Cats have been popular pets for years. People love to keep them around and play with their soft fur. Yet for being such a soft and cuddly friend, sometimes cats can be downright odd. Here are a few strange facts about cats you may not know: 1.Cats Don’t Have Sweat Glands Like dogs, and unlike … Read more7 Weird But True Facts About Cats
When it comes to pets, we all want what’s best for them. Sometimes it’s just hard to know when something is wrong with your pet. We sometimes see the signs, but we might be ignorant of what they all mean. Cats are secretive animals, so it might prove much harder to know when they are sick or in pain. If you own a cat that displays any of these signs, you probably need to see your veterinarian.
Read more8 Signs There Might Be Something Wrong With Your Cat
Keeping your canine companion happy and healthy is an absolute must. To prevent any health concerns, take your dog for regular checkups at a local veterinarian’s clinic. In addition to scheduling regular appointments, it is always important to stay cautious with any animal you’re raising. If you are a new dog owner, it is quite normal to tremble at the thought of uncertainties. Your pooch may be vaccinated, but you must watch out for signs of uncharacteristic behavior between regular medical visits. Here’s a simple checklist that should help you understand if you should take your beloved pet to the vet.
Read more8 Signs It’s Time to Bring Your Dog in for a Checkup
Until recently, cats, like people and dogs, were susceptible to illness and even death from currently preventable diseases. The lives of a great many cats have been made healthier and longer using vaccines that prevent or mitigate the impacts of different pathogens. Even if your cat never goes outside or comes into contact with another cat, you can inadvertently bring viruses into your home on your shoes or clothing. Protecting your indoor or outdoor cat against serious illness is the mark of a responsible and caring pet owner. At Sykesville Veterinary Clinic, we help you provide that protection.
Dogs—man’s best friends and our beloved companions. You grow with them, and you get to see them grow from a sweet puppy to a calm senior. While this can be a beautiful process to witness, most people are not prepared for their dogs’ senior years. Senior dog care isn’t hard, but knowledge of the topic is crucial. What will change as your dog ages? What kinds of things should you know when caring for your senior dog?
Read more7 Important Things To Know When You’re Caring For Your Senior Dog
When we picture a cute little bunny, images of them gnawing on a big orange carrot often come to mind. While it is largely assumed that rabbits need only carrots and lettuce to survive, this simply isn’t true.
Read moreWhy Your Rabbit Cannot Live on Just Carrots and Lettuce
Our veterinary clinic will be your closest ally in the battle against cancer if your dog has been diagnosed. But you are still your dog’s primary caregiver, so you need to be armed with the knowledge on how you can help with managing and treating their condition.
Here are some essential and practical tips that can help give you a clear picture of what it takes to care for a dog diagnosed with, undergoing treatment for, and recovering from cancer.
Read moreBeyond the Veterinary Clinic: Caring for a Dog with Cancer