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The proper functioning of your cat's body relies significantly on its hormonal balance. If the thyroid is not functioning correctly, it can adversely affect your cat's well-being. Our vets in Babcock Ranch discuss the repercussions of hyperthyroidism on your cat and explore how adjusting their diet could potentially assist in symptom management.
Are you prepared to capture heartwarming moments of a puppy and kitten peacefully sleeping together? Before you proceed, it's crucial to establish a harmonious home environment for them. Today, our veterinarians in Babcock Ranch offer valuable tips on how to ensure that your puppy and kitten coexist harmoniously.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) can pose a significant challenge when diagnosing and managing it in cats. Today, our veterinarians in Babcock Ranch explain the topic of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in cats, exploring its symptoms and available treatment options.
While ringworm does not cause itching or pain, it is extremely contagious and can lead to additional complications when not treated. Our veterinarians in Babcock Ranch provide information about ringworm, its symptoms, and appropriate steps to take if your dog becomes infected.
Cushing's disease can lead to severe health issues in dogs. In this article, our veterinarians in Babcock Ranch will talk about Cushing's disease in dogs, covering potential problems and the use of medication for treatment.
When your dog is battling an illness, they may seem warmer than usual, but do you know how to tell if they are too warm? Here, our Animal Hospital at Babcock vets share some of the symptoms of fever in dogs, what the common causes are, and how to help your dog feel better.
X-rays are important for checking a dog's bones and internal organs. In this blog, our Babcock Ranch vets explain the X-ray procedure for dogs and what you can expect.
Our Babcock Ranch vets explain the purpose and benefits of PET/CT scans for your pet. Discover why your furry friends might require these scans and what to anticipate when you bring them in for a diagnostic imaging session.
In our article, our Babcock Ranch veterinarians talk about a common issue in cats—aural hematomas. These can be really uncomfortable for cats and might need surgery for fixing. We cover the causes, signs, and treatment choices related to aural hematomas in cats.
You can help your cat return to normal life as soon as possible after surgery by doing some things at home. Our Babcock Ranch veterinarians provide tips and advice on how to help your cat recover after a procedure.
Animal Hospital at Babcock is welcoming new patients. Our team provides compassionate care to you and your animal companions. Book your appointment today!
