There are a number of reasons why your dog or cat may be feeling unwell. Sometimes this can result in uncomfortable symptoms. Here, our Middlesex vets talk about vomiting and diarrhea in pets and what steps to take if it won't stop.
Cats, like people, have baby teeth that fall out before their permanent teeth emerge. In today's post, our Middlesex veterinarians explain kitten teething and how you can help.
Puppy teething can be a difficult time for parents; the pain caused by teething often leads puppies to chew on anything and everything in an effort to relieve their discomfort. Here are a few tips from our Middlesex vets on how to help your puppy through the difficult teething phase.
Dental health problems in dogs can be just as problematic as they are in humans. Dogs can also develop cavities. In this post, our Middlesex veterinarians explain the causes, symptoms, and treatments for cavities in dogs.
Caring for your dog's teeth is essential to their oral and overall physical health. Here, our Middlesex vets share some common signs and types of dog dental problems.
Dogs also need diligent and routine dental care in order to avoid tooth decay and gum disease. Here, our Middlesex vets discuss proper dog dental care and how owners should take care of their pup's teeth.
Just like humans, dogs can sometimes get a turned tummy and need to vomit to feel better. However, owners should know when vomiting in their pooch is concerning. Here, our Middlesex veterinarians share some potentially harmful causes of vomiting in dogs, and how these causes are diagnosed and treated.
Have you noticed that your cat's breath is extra fishy lately? While bad breath is common in cats and dogs, it doesn't mean it is normal or healthy. Here, our Middlesex vets explore why your cat's breath might smell bad and how it can be treated.
Anemia in dogs is often a symptom of a serious underlying medical conditions. In this post, our Middlesex vets explain what anemia is, as well as its symptoms, causes, and treatment.
Many pet owners may not even be aware that veterinary medicine has specialists. But they do! As with human medicine, there are numerous specialties for pets, one of which is internal medicine. A veterinarian who has gone through the process to become board-certified in internal medicine is called an internist. Here, our Middlesex vets explain.
Bound Brook Veterinary Clinic is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
