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Heartworm Questions and Answers

Our Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team knows that most pet owners do not fully understand heartworm disease and prevention. We’re taking this opportunity to share what you should know about heartworm in dogs and cats by answering your most frequently asked questions. Question: What are heartworms? Answer: Heartworms are parasites that live in the heart, [...]

Allergic Reactions in Pets: A Comprehensive Guide

Allergies occur commonly in pets, whether they pop up suddenly as an acute reaction, or wax and wane with the seasons. Since your pet’s immune system can develop a hypersensitivity to a wide range of allergens, knowing what caused the reaction can be difficult—you know only that they have an allergy. Allergic reactions can also [...]

5 Reasons Why It’s Good to Let Your Cat Scratch

Scratching is to cats what digging is to dogs—an important behavior that’s an essential part of being a cat. Without a scratching outlet, cats can experience a plethora of health and behavior problems that can take a serious toll on their mental health. In addition to boosting your cat’s health and happiness, here are five [...]

10 Fool-Proof Ways to Pet-Proof Your Home

Curious pets can quickly get up to no good if owners have not taken the proper precautions to make their home pet-safe. Four-legged friends who follow their nose and sniff out leftovers in the trash and vitamin gummies in your purse can easily be in danger if they encounter toxic substances and household hazards. Keep [...]

Danger Alert: Common Pet Toxins in Your Home

Your home is meant to be your sanctuary from the world where you relax and recharge. However, your safe place may not be safe for your pet. Many common items around your home are hazardous for pets, and can prove toxic and potentially fatal in four-legged friends who ingest them. So, the Creature Comforts Veterinary [...]

Danger Alert: Rodenticide Toxicity in Pets

In the chilly winter months, rodenticide toxicity is a serious concern for pets. As small rodents head indoors in search of warm housing, homeowners are tempted to set out baits to get rid of the pests, no matter the cost. Unfortunately, pets can easily sniff out a bait that is not securely hidden, and be [...]

Hip Dysplasia in Dogs FAQs

Hip dysplasia is a relatively common orthopedic condition in dogs that can range from mild to debilitating. Large- and giant-breed dogs are most commonly affected, but any pet can suffer from this health issue. To help make pet owners aware of hip dysplasia development and treatment, our team answers the most frequently asked questions about [...]

5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Pet’s Dental Health At Home

Good dental health is incredibly important to your pet’s overall health, happiness, and comfort. Infiltrative oral bacteria can cause a host of health conditions that range from discomfort while eating to heart, liver, and kidney disease. Keep your four-legged friend’s mouth in great condition by working on their oral health at home. #1: Discard dangerous [...]

Veterinary Professional Mental Health

Many veterinary professionals struggle with mental health issues and and have a high suicide risk. Our Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team knows you are concerned about the dedicated people who care for your pet, and we provide information about the factors contributing to this problem and how you can help. Compassion fatigue The veterinary medical [...]

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