Routine exams give your vet an opportunity to check for early signs of illness, internal damage, and other serious conditions that should be addressed. Our Glendale vets explain why regular veterinary checkups are important for your pets.
While puppies are irresistibly adorable, raising a puppy comes with a unique set of triumphs and challenges. Here, our Glendale vets share advice on the art of raising a puppy, tips on getting through the puppy stage with your sanity intact, and more.
For new pet owners, dealing with a puppy that bites can be a source of significant frustration. Whether you're struggling with a teething pup or one that's suddenly become aggressive, our team of Glendale vets can offer some helpful tips to stop your puppy from nipping.
Are you looking to add a new fluffy companion to your family? If you're not sure whether you'd like a puppy or a kitten, our vets at Limehouse Veterinary Clinic can offer some insight into why raising puppies and kittens together is a great idea.
You've just brought home a new puppy and are preparing for the first vet visit. Naturally, you'll have lots of questions. In this post, our Glendale vets explain what to expect when you bring your puppy in for its first vet appointment, and provide a checklist of items to bring with you.
If your pet is experiencing weakness in their hind legs, we recommend reading this article. Our veterinarians at Glendale can provide guidance on how to improve or maintain their leg strength.
Although most cats live for 10-14 years or so on average, some breeds of cats do live longer than others. Today, our Glendale vets list some breeds of cats that tend to live longer lives so you can have your feline companion for many years to come.
While we are normally concerned with our dogs becoming overweight, as they become older senior dogs some canines start to lose weight. Here, Our Glendale vets discuss weight loss in a senior dog and when you should be concerned.
While they are a common external parasite, ear mites are highly contagious. They can severely irritate both ears and skin in cats and dogs and lead to infections that cause excessive itching, scratching, and eventual health issues. They are more common in cats than dogs and are fairly easy to treat. Here, our Glendale vets list symptoms, causes, and treatments for ear mites in cats.
In this post, our vets in Glendale discuss at what age a cat is considered a senior, how to detect signs of aging, and the special care requirements that an aging cat might need.
Limehouse Veterinary Clinic is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Glendale companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
