Tick-borne diseases can put your dog’s health in jeopardy — and are also a danger for people. These conditions can have painful symptoms and even turn life-threatening for your pooch. In this post, our Everett vets list some common tick-borne illnesses in dogs and which symptoms to watch for.
Find out more about the signs of a sick cat, potential causes and what you can do to make sure your feline friend gets back to feeling healthy and happy from our vets in Everett.
While hypothyroidism is rare in cats, the condition can cause numerous symptoms, including significant weight gain. Here, our Everett vets list some causes of hypothyroidism in cats and symptoms your kitty may have an underactive thyroid.
Though hyperthyroidism is relatively rare in dogs, the condition is a serious one. Today, our Everett vets discuss hyperthyroidism in dogs.
You might hear about athletes dealing with ACL injuries, but this injury is also very common in dogs due to the anatomy of their legs. Today, our Everett vets list symptoms of injuries and discuss ACL surgery for dogs to treat these common knee injuries.
You can help to keep you pet healthy and happy by regularly attending wellness exams. These checkups allow your veterinarian to detect early symptoms of common conditions and monitor your pet's long term health. Here, our Everett vets share info about what to expect when bringing your pet in for a routine wellness exam.
Grooming can be an excellent chance to bond with your beloved canine companion. It can help them feel their best too! Here, our Everett vets offer you some advice on at-home dog grooming.
Good oral health is critical to your dog's overall wellbeing and general long term health. Here, our Broadway Animal Hospital vets walk you through how to find out if a dog dental chew is worth purchasing, which factors to consider, and the safety tips every dog owner should keep in mind.
Gum disease (also known as periodontal disease) can be just as much of an issue for dogs as for their owners. Because of this, cleaning your canine companion's teeth is an important part of their overall health. Here, our vets in Everett explain how and why to keep your dog's mouth healthy and clean.
Our Everett vets understand that deciding to have your dog spayed or neutered may be an emotional choice for you as a pet owner. However, remember that your vet can provide advice on pain management during recovery.
Looking for a vet in Everett? Whether your pet needs routine wellness exams, surgery, geriatric care or emergency care, we look forward to welcoming you to our family at Broadway Animal Hospital located in Everett.
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