FAQs

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HOW CAN I TELL...

...if my cat is in pain?
...if my dog is in pain?


HOW DO I CARE FOR...

...a new kitten?
...a new puppy?
...a senior dog ?


WHAT IF MY PET...
...is not eating or drinking?
...is vomiting?
...is overweight?
...needs dental cleaning?
...has periodontal disease?
...needs subcutaneous fluids?
...needs a wellness exam?


WHAT IF MY CAT...

...is soiling the house?
...is exposed to toxins?
...is constipated?
...has an ear infection?
...needs a pill?
...need its teeth brushed?
...has chronic kidney failure?
...has diabetes?
(Feline Diabetes website)

...needs senior care?



Many videos on cat care may be viewed at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.

An overview of harmful plants may be vewed at the Cornell University Poisonous Plants Database

General Pet Tips


ADOPTED PETS

Pets for People's Health
Pet Adoption
Preparing for Exam for
XXNewly Adopted Pet


DENTAL

Dental Cleaning Information
Dental Care FAQs
Periodontal Disease


EATING/URINATING DISORDERS

You should bring your pet in for an exam for any of these symptoms.
Not Eating or Drinking
Vomiting and Diarrhea
Preparing for Exam


HOSPITAL CARE

Anesthesia - General Information
Preparing for Anesthesia
Post Hospital Care


OBESITY

Help for Overweight Pets


OLDER PETS

Arthritis Management
Caring for a Senior Dog
Caring for a Senior Cat


PAIN

Pain in Cats
Pain in Dogs



SMALL MAMMALS

Nutrition in Small Mammals


SUN PROTECTION

Suncreen for Pets

 

 

Cat and Dog Tips


CATS
Brushing Teeth
Ear Drops
Ear Infections
Environment Enrichment for Cats
Increasing Water Consumption
Pain in Cats
Pills
Renal Failure
Senior Care
Toxic Hazards


DOGS
Information about Ticks and Tick borne Diseases in Our Area
The Importance of Puppy Training
Pain in Dogs

Pneumonia: Percussion or Coupage Therapy (link to youtube video)
Puppy Handout
Puppy Temperament Testing
Senior Care

Rebates

Adequan
Atopica
Dasuquin
Deramaxx
Interceptor and Sentinel

NOTE: These are offered as general information only and NOT a substitute for a visit to your veterinarian.

If you feel that your pet has a problem that may require urgent attention call us at (650) 583.5039 immediately.

If after hours, contact the emergency clinic (650) 348.2575.