Our pets are like family, and we want them to be around as long as possible. If you are looking for a feline companion who will live a long time, our San Jose vets are here to tell you what cat breeds live the longest.
Not every cut or graze your dog gets requires veterinary care, but you do need to know how to care for your dog's wounds, and when you should head to the vet. Here our San Jose vets provide tips on how to care for your dog's wounds at home.
Cats, like people, have baby teeth that fall out before their permanent teeth emerge. In today's post, our San Jose veterinarians explain kitten teething and how you can help.
If you've never taken your pet to the veterinarian for a routine examination you may be wondering what to expect. Today, our San Jose veterinarian explains what happens at a routine veterinary exam, and why these pet checkups are important.
In today's blog post, our San Jose vets explain why regular visits to the vet are important for your cat, and how often you should take your cat to the vet for a wellness exam.
We know you'd love to stay home with your pooch all day but it's just not feasible to be home all of the time. Today, our San Jose vets share how long you can safely leave your dog home alone.
Cataracts can result in blurred vision and eventual blindness for dogs, but surgery can help to restore sight in many cases. Here, our San Jose veterinarians share a little about cataract surgery for dogs.
To prevent painful oral health issues, or to help restore your pup's good oral health, professional dog dental cleaning and exams are essential. But what exactly happens when you bring your dog in for a dental exam? Our San Jose vets explain.
Dogs of every age, breed, and lifestyle are at risk of contracting worms. Most worms are invisible to the human eye and can only be detected with a fecal exam at your veterinarian's office. Today our San Jose vets discuss the types of worms dogs can get, their signs, and how they are treated.
We all know that cats generally hate water, and they are habitually cleaning themselves, but there are times that they do actually require a bath. Our San Jose vets are here to explain.