Dental diseases and other conditions are among the most naturally occurring health problems diagnosed in dogs. Our vets in San Diego offer information on how these issues can be diagnosed, treated and prevented.
Periodontal disease can hurt your dog's overall health as well as their dental health. But what exactly is periodontal disease in dogs, and how can you prevent it? Today, our vets in San Diego will explain how you can help keep your dog's mouth healthy.
At San Diego Bay Animal Hospital, our veterinarians believe prevention is crucial for ensuring your cat's long and healthy life. This is why our vets in San Diego recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Here's how the FVRCP vaccine helps protect your cat's health.
While there is a risk of potential reactions when vaccinating your dog, the benefit of lifelong protection against serious diseases far outweighs that risk. In this blog post, our San Diego vets discuss dog vaccinations and the potential side effects of vaccine reactions.
Ear mites are a common external parasite that is highly contagious, but fortunately, they are very treatable. In this section, our vets in San Diego provide detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of ear mites in cats.
Today, our veterinarians will discuss the signs, causes, treatment, and prevention of whipworm infections in dogs, which are intestinal parasites that can infect dogs, feeding on their blood and causing irritation and other uncomfortable symptoms.
If your dog has a mold allergy, they may experience a variety of symptoms. In this post, our San Diego vets list these signs and explain how mold allergies are diagnosed in canines. They also discuss how immunotherapy can help treat and manage symptoms of this allergy.
Having your female dog or cat spayed is significant and important decision. Thanks to recent advancements in veterinary care, several safe options are available. Our San Diego vets are here to discuss laparoscopic spay procedures for dogs and cats.
Spaying not only prevents an unwanted litter of kittens and puppies, but also provides several health benefits to your furry friend. In today's post, our vets in San Diego provide all the information you need about the spaying process and how long it takes to recover from spaying.
If you have just got a new kitten or adult cat, then you will want to have them fixed if they haven't been. Our vets in San Diego share some information about what to expect before and after neutering your male cat.
San Diego Bay Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of San Diego companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.