Your cat's thyroid releases hormones that regulate many processes within the body. When thyroid hormone levels become too high (hyperthyroidism), your cat is at risk of developing serious health issues. Today, our Madison vets will explain how dietary changes can treat hyperthyroidism in cats.
Have you noticed your cat's eyes have started to cloud over? This may be a sign that your cat is developing cataracts in its eyes. Today, our Madison vets will provide you with information on cataracts in cats and what to look out for.
Valley fever is a serious condition that has the ability to affect people, dogs, cats and livestock throughout the Southwestern states but most commonly in Arizona. Our Madison vets discuss the effects of valley fever in dogs and what you can do to prevent it.
An aural hematoma, or ear hematoma, is a blood-filled swelling that may develop on your cat's ear. In this article, our Madison veterinarians offer information about aural hematomas and their treatment.
If your dog has knee pain due to a torn ligament (the equivalent of ACLs in humans), surgery may be your best bet for treatment. In this article, our Madison vets look at 3 surgery options for treating this very common knee injury in dogs.
In today's post, our Madison veterinarians discuss bladder stones in dogs. It can lead to urination problems in dogs and, left untreated, can be life-threatening by blocking the bladder.
The veterinary team at our animal hospital serving Madison sees far fewer urinary tract infections in cats than we do in dogs. With that being said, there are many urinary tract conditions that may frequently affect older cats. Here, we explain urinary tract infections and other conditions in cats.
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.
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.
