Your dog requires surgery for an intestinal blockage, and our Madison vets are here to explain how you can prepare, what to know about the procedure, the success rate, the recovery process, and more.
Hip dysplasia, a distressing ailment affecting dogs of all breeds, causes pain and limits mobility. If your furry friend is grappling with this issue, several surgical solutions exist to alleviate their discomfort and restore their vitality. Learn more from our Madison veterinarians.
As animal caretakers, we all adore our four-legged companions, but on occasion, they may have unpleasant breath that could be caused by health issues. Our veterinarians in Madison have shared some valuable insights on the potential causes of your dog's bad breath.
If your dog is experiencing gastrointestinal upset, vomiting may be a common symptom. There are various factors that can cause this condition. To provide helpful information and guidance, our Madison vets have shared what you should be aware of and the necessary steps to take.
Stomatitis, a debilitating gum disease, can inflict significant pain on your beloved cat. Our veterinarians in Madison are here to enlighten you on the underlying causes of stomatitis, equip you with the knowledge to identify its presence in your feline companion, and guide you toward effective treatment options.
If you have noticed that your dog is going to the bathroom less or not at all, that could be a sign of constipation. Here, our Best Friends Animal Hospital vets offer advice on why your dog is constipated and what you can do.
Fruits and veggies are a good healthy treat for your dog but not all fruits and veggies are good for them to eat. Today, the Best Friends Animal Hospital vets talk about which types of fruit you can safely feed your dog.
If your dog needs to be groomed or boarded at a facility while you are away, it must be protected against the highly contagious Bordetella (Kennel Cough) virus. Our Madison vets are here to tell you everything you need to know.
Our Best Friends Animal Hospital vets provide insights and advice on why it’s important to have your cat vaccinated even if they are indoors.
The benefits of having your dog vaccinated typically far outweigh the risk of reactions to the vaccines. That said, some dogs do react to getting their shots. Here's more from our Best Friends Animal Hospital vets on the most common reactions to vaccines in dogs, and what to do if your dog reacts.
Best Friends Animal Hospital is always accepting new patients. Our experienced veterinary team is passionate about the health and comfort of companion animals. Get in touch today to learn about the difference our expertise makes.
