Hyperthyroidism in cats occurs when their thyroid gland releases too much hormone, leading to severe health problems. Our veterinarians in Exeter provide a detailed explanation of this condition and how it can be managed through a modified diet.
As a cat parent, dealing with diarrhea in your feline friend can be a messy and distressing experience. Our veterinary int Exeter are here to provide insight into the common causes of this condition in cats and when it warrants serious attention.
Oral health problems can cause a great amount of pain in cats. In this blog post, our Exeter veterinarians discuss identifying common dental problems in cats and offer prevention tips.
Our veterinary team knows that, for many pet parents, the decision to have your dog neutered may be an emotional one. If you aren't sure about whether or not you should get your dog fixed, our Exeter vets are here to provide some information that may help to put your mind at ease.
Dental issues are among the most naturally occurring health problems found in dogs. Today, our vets in Exeter will discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of common dental issues seen in dogs.
While our feline friends may be graceful creatures they are still at risk of accidents and potential injuries. Our vets in Exeter discuss why it's essential to understand what to look for if you think your cat may have a broken or fractured leg.
Dogs love to eat everything; Unfortunately, they sometimes eat substances they shouldn't, such as chewing gum. Our vets in Exeter can explain why and tell you what to do if your dog eats gum.
Has your feline friend started putting on weight, making you think she might be pregnant? Below, our Exeter vets give you a few more clues as to whether your cat is pregnant, how long she'll stay pregnant, and what to do about it.
As pet owners, you must be aware of the subtle signs that your feline friend is in pain since cats are known for concealing their discomfort. Our vets in Exeter his sharing insights into the symptoms and indicators of pain in cats, along with tips on how you can assist your furry companion.
Cat's are curious and active creatures, and most cats will hurt themselves at some point. So whether your cat is a homebody or an outdoor adventurer there are countless reasons why your cat may be limping. Today our Exeter vets look at why cats limp and what you should do if your cat is limping.
Pacific Crest Companion Animal is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Exeter companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.