Your dog's ACL is actually referred to as their CCL. This ligament is commonly injured in dogs due to the anatomy of their legs and how active they generally are. Today our Clinton Township vets share some of the common signs of ACL injuries in dogs and the potential treatment options.
Along with regular veterinary care, your kitty will also need routine dental care in order to help prevent serious dental concerns such as gingivitis. Our vets in Clinton Township talk about gingivitis in cats, the signs and possible causes as well as how it can be treated.
Dental health issues in dogs can be just as problematic as they are in people. If you've ever developed a cavity in one or more of your teeth, you know they can be uncomfortable. Dogs can develop cavities too. Here, our Clinton Township vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatments of cavities in dogs.
If your dog suffers from periodontal disease then they will have a buildup of bacteria on their teeth and gums which can lead to serious complications. Today our Clinton Township veterinary dentists talk about preventing periodontal disease in dogs and what signs to watch for.
As pet owners, we all love our furry friends, but sometimes, they can have unpleasant breath. However, bad breath in dogs is not just a cosmetic issue, it could also be a warning sign of an underlying health problem. Our veterinarians in Clinton Township discuss the possible causes of your dog's bad breath.
Oral health problems can cause a great amount of pain in cats. Here, our Clinton Township veterinarians discuss identifying common dental problems in cats and offer tips for prevention.
Your dog's tooth and gum health is integral to their overall bodily wellbeing. Here, our Clinton Township vets discuss common dental problems in dogs, how you can prevent them, and how they're treated.
If your cat's eyes have become cloudy then it may be a sign that they have developed cataracts. Here, our Clinton Township vets will provide information about cataracts in cats, what you need to watch for and how they can be treated.
Proper care after surgery can help your furry friend recover quickly and with a lower risk of complications. In today's blog, our Clinton Township veterinarians offer some advice for caring for your pet after veterinary surgery.
Anesthesia is needed for a number of procedures, and your vet might use it on your dog for an upcoming surgery. Here, our Clinton Township vets explain what to expect when your dog receives anesthesia and how to care for them afterward.
Snider Veterinary Service is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Clinton Township companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.