Our vets in Murfreesboro assess a lot of dogs suffering from joint pain. While joint pain may often be related to age, it's important that early signs are identified so that treatment can begin as soon as possible to avoid worsening symptoms or further complications.
You want to give your beloved pet the best chance at a long, happy life. That's why regular veterinary checkups and preventive care are essential. But exactly how often should you take your cat or dog to the vet? Our vets in Murfreesboro explain.
During routine exams, your vet will check for early symptoms of illness, internal damage and other serious conditions that should be addressed. Our vets in Murfreesboro explain why regular veterinary checkups are essential.
There are many health and behavioral benefits to having your dog spayed or neutered. Today, our Murfreesboro vets list some reasons to have this common procedure done for your pet, when it should happen and what you can expect.
Dogs with ear infections make up a large number of appointments at our Murfreesboro veterinary hospital. Thankfully ear infections can be easy to treat when found early. Here are some symptoms you can look out for and tips to help keep your dog's ears as healthy as they can be.
Fever in dogs can be difficult to detect. In this post, our Murfreesboro vets share how to detect fever in dogs, and causes and symptoms for the condition. Also, what you should know when caring for your pup.
Similar to people, our animals can sometimes suffer from conditions that need immediate emergency intervention. Our Murfreesboro vets list scenarios in which your pet should visit an emergency veterinarian, and which actions you should take when an emergency happens.
Periodontal disease and tooth decay can be just as problematic for our canine companions as they are for people. Because of this, caring for your dog's teeth is an important part of caring for your pet's overall health too. Here, our Murfreesboro veterinary team shares some tips on keeping your dog's teeth healthy and clean.
Commonly referred to as a dog's ACL or 'cruciate', your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) joins the thigh bone and shin bone. This connective tissue can be painfully torn or injured. Today, our Murfreesboro vets list three options for ACL surgery in dogs.
Today, our Murfreesboro vets list some possible causes of coughing in cats and list treatment options for a sickly feline.