Our vets in Lancaster frequently encounter ear infections in dogs, especially those with charming long floppy ears. The good news is that most ear infections can be easily treated when detected early. Here are some signs of ear infections in dogs and steps to take if your pup's ears are not in their best health.
Constipation in cats can make them feel uncomfortable and restless. It can also be a health concern. Our Lancaster vets share signs of constipation in cats, causes, and tips for treating the condition.
Mastitis is a common infection in female dogs. In this post, our Lancaster vets answer questions about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of mastitis in female dogs.
Just like humans, cats can also experience diarrhea due to various reasons. Our veterinarians at Lancaster will guide you on the common causes of feline diarrhea and when it requires serious attention.
Does your dog tend to eat things they shouldn't? If so, it's essential to watch for signs of intestinal blockages. Intestinal blockages (obstructions) are relatively common issues seen by our Lancaster vets. Here we look at the causes and symptoms of this very serious condition, as well as the surgery that could save your dog's life.
We understand that being told your dog needs surgery can be a scary experience. Our veterinarians only recommend surgery when absolutely necessary. In this article, our Lancaster vets provide valuable information on dog surgeries, their types, and tips on caring for your dog post-surgery.
Anyone can have asthma, even cats. Asthma in cats is often an allergic reaction to inhaled allergens and affects approximately 1-5% of cats. Today, the Sears Veterinary Hospital vets explain asthma, signs to watch out for, and possible treatment options.
Unlike humans who sneeze when they have allergies, cats, and dogs develop allergic dermatitis and become very itchy. Our Lancaster vets will discuss allergic dermatitis, its symptoms, and how to treat it.
What is rabies in dogs and when should your dog have the vaccine? In this post, our Lancaster vets discuss how often dogs need these shots, potential side effects, and more.
When it comes to our dogs, there's probably nothing we wouldn't do to avoid them from feeling agony or discomfort, which is why new therapeutic approaches are being adopted. Pet acupuncture and other complementary treatments provide innovative and noninvasive solutions to improve rehabilitation and manage discomfort. Today, our Lancaster vets discuss the five benefits of acupuncture for dogs.