Our Lancaster vets understand that repeated appointments for your dog's vaccinations and boosters may seem inconvenient, but following the vaccination schedule below is the best way for you to protect your canine friend from a host of serious and potentially deadly diseases.
At Sears Veterinary Hospital our vets believe that prevention is the key to helping your cat live a long and healthy life. That's why our Lancaster vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Here's how the FVRCP protects your cat's health.
Rabies is a serious virus that is very contagious to pets including cats. In this post, our Lancaster vets discuss the impact the rabies virus can have on cats including its symptoms, and how it can be prevented.
Unlike humans who sneeze when they have allergies, dogs develop allergic dermatitis and become very itchy. Our Lancaster vets will discuss allergic dermatitis, its symptoms, and how to treat it.
Diarrhea can be common in dogs but sometimes it is a sign of an unlying condition or illness. Today our Lancaster vets will explain the common causes of diarrhea and when it is time to see our Sears Veterinary Hospital.
To provide your cat with all the care they need to live a long and healthy life, it's important to be able to spot the signs of pain early and know what to do. Below, our Lancaster vets offer some advice on how to tell if your cat is in pain, and what you can do to help.
Much like their humans, dogs can experience anxiety and depression from time to time. If you feel like your dog is exhibiting signs of feeling anxious or sad, then it may be time to contact your Lancaster vets. You may be able to help your dog feel better with these tips from our Sears Veterinary Hospital vets.
Cuts on your dog's paw can be serious. If your dog has a cut on its paw, it could be uncomfortable, or even painful and affect the way they walk or run. Here, our vets in Lancaster discuss what to do for your dog's paws and how we can help.
Cushing's disease is a serious condition in dogs that can lead to severe, sometimes life-threatening conditions and illnesses. Our Lancaster vets explain what causes Cushing's disease in dogs, as well as the symptoms and treatments.
If your cat has lost the ability to move their legs or another part of their body, they may be suffering from a type of paralysis. However, cats can also suffer from laryngeal paralysis which is actually a disorder of the upper airway. Our Lancaster vets explain more...