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From grass and toys to feces and even roadkill, some dogs will eat just about anything. If your pooch is consistently eating things that they shouldn't, there may be a good reason to be concerned. Here, our Oakland veterinary team explains why some dogs will eat just about anything and tips for you on how to curb this behavior.
Our Oakland veterinary team knows that it can be quite tempting to skip vaccinations for indoor cats, but even if your feline companion isn't allowed outside, there are many good reasons to keep your cat's shots up to date even if they are a homebody.
Our Oakland vets believe that vaccinations play a key role in keeping your cat healthy throughout their life. Below our vets explain what happens if you don't get your cat vaccinated.
While you may not think it at first, depression and anxiety can affect dogs just as much as they can affect humans. Here, our Oakland vets explain some strategies you can use to help cheer up your canine companion.
During a routine exam, your veterinarian will check for symptoms of early and emerging illnesses, internal damage and other serious conditions that require attention. The veterinary team at our Oakland hospital are here to explain why regularly scheduled veterinary checkups are so important.
As our dogs age, they are pretty likely to find themselves with different dietary needs and tastes. Here, our Oakland vets answer questions about your pet's geriatric care and what the best dog food for older dogs is.
Cat urinary tract infections are much rarer than urinary tract infections in dogs. Regardless, cats (senior cats in particular) do experience urinary tract issues with some frequency. Here, our Oakland vets share some of the symptoms, causes and treatments for urinary tract infections and diseases in cats.
Obesity in dogs is on the rise and poses serious health risks to our canine companions. While your dog may just seems extra comfy to cuddle, they may actually be carrying too much weight around. Here, our Oakland vets explain how you can tell that your dog may be a bit overweight and what you should do about it if they are.
You may think of your cat as perfect cuddling size rather than overweight, but carrying even a few extra ounces or pounds can make a big difference to the cat's health and well-being in the long term. Here, our Oakland vets explain how you can tell if your feline friend is overweight.
If your vet recommends bloodwork for your Oakland pet, you need to make sure you understand why these diagnostic tests are performed and what they can tell your vet about your pet's health.