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5 Tips to Keep Your Cat Purr-fectly Hydrated

Keeping your fickle feline hydrated is often a challenge. Cats have a reputation as low-water drinkers, primarily because of their evolution. As desert dwellers, their ancestors got most of their moisture from prey, and many domestic cats still today do not have a strong natural drive to drink water. Yet, your feline friend must be [...]

Giardia in Dogs: Myths Versus Facts

Giardia is one of the most common parasites that affect dogs, and while most pet owners have heard of the condition, some are still confused about transmission, treatment, and prevention. Our Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team dispels common myths about Giardia in dogs.     Myth #1: Only dogs who drink contaminated water can get Giardia Fact: [...]

Why Is My Dog Limping?

As a doting dog owner, you are tuned into subtle changes in your best friend’s appearance and behavior. When your furry pal exhibits discomfort signs, such as limping, you likely become concerned. Limping or lameness indicates that a pet is in pain, and this sign is one of the most common reasons dog owners seek [...]

Frequently Asked Questions About Exotic Pet Care

Exotic animals are alluring, and their unique features and behaviors make them fascinating companions. However, caring for exotic pets requires you to have specialized knowledge so you can appropriately tend to their unique needs. Our American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)-accredited Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team is proud to provide 24-hour veterinary care for birds, reptiles, [...]

How to Manage Bug Bites in Pets

Most bug bites are uncomfortable but harmless to pets. However, some bites and stings can cause more serious problems for your four-legged friend. You can’t eliminate your pet’s bite and sting risk. However, to learn about the common culprits, prevention strategies, and what to do if a bug bites your furry pal, read our Creature [...]

When Fat Kills: Hepatic Lipidosis in Cats

A condition unique to cats, hepatic lipidosis (i.e., fatty liver disease), primarily occurs if your feline friend is overweight or obese. However, because any cat can develop this potentially fatal condition, our Creature Comfort Veterinary Service team is providing you with information on how to spot this disease’s early signs, so you can ensure your [...]

5 Ways to Set Up Your Pet for a Successful Boarding Stay

Whether you are taking a summer vacation or traveling for work, having your pet tag along may not be feasible. In such a situation, you need to find high-quality care for your pet, and help prepare them for this new adventure. Finding the perfect place for your pet and helping them settle into their home [...]

Don’ts for Noise Aversion in Pets

Noise aversion is a common condition in pets, affecting about two-thirds of dogs and an untold number of cats. In response to a scary sound, an affected pet exhibits noise aversion (i.e., phobia) signs that are similar to a human’s panic attack signs. Without early intervention, a pet’s noise aversion can continue to worsen, and [...]

6 Ways to Celebrate Your Pet’s Birthday

Your pet is an important family member, and celebrating their birthday can be fun and exciting for you and your four-legged friend. Our Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team knows how much you appreciate your pet, and we offer suggestions to help you safely acknowledge your pet’s special day. #1: Give your pet the perfect gift [...]

Understanding Your Pet’s Altered Eating or Drinking Habits

Changes in your pet’s eating or drinking habits can indicate a serious health issue. Our Creature Comforts Veterinary Service team encourages you to monitor your pet’s eating and drinking patterns, and learn what these changes can mean about your pet’s health. Why is my pet not eating? If your pet does not like their food, [...]

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