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  • Raising A Puppy: A Comprehensive Guide

    Raising A Puppy: A Comprehensive Guide

    Here are some tips for raising a puppy from our Santa Barbara vets to help you get through the puppy stage and guarantee a happy, healthy, well-adjusted dog.

  • Pet Eating Problems: Why Won't My Dog Eat?

    Pet Eating Problems: Why Won't My Dog Eat?

    Has your dog turned their nose up at their food for no reason? Today, our Santa Barbara vets share a few of the possible reasons why your dog is not eating, and what you should do.

  • Do I Have an Overweight Cat?

    Do I Have an Overweight Cat?

    You might think a big chubby cat is adorable but it's actually not great for their health. Our Santa Barbara vets talk about why even a few extra ounces can harm your cat's health.

  • What Is The Best Dog Food For Senior Dogs

    What Is The Best Dog Food For Senior Dogs

    Once our dogs reach their senior years, their diet plays an even bigger roll in their health. Today, our Santa Barbara vets address questions about geriatric care and the best types of

  • Puppy’s First Vet Visit

    Puppy’s First Vet Visit

    Your new puppy is finally home with you and you've got all the essentials. Now you need to book your new puppy's first vet visit. Our Santa Barbara vets explain what you need to know.

  • Why Is My Cat Breathing Fast?

    Why Is My Cat Breathing Fast?

    If your cat is breathing rapidly with no cause it could be due to an underlying health condition. Our vets share some causes of fast breathing in cats and when you should be concerned.

  • How To Treat Constipation In Dogs

    How To Treat Constipation In Dogs

    Constipation can be very uncomfortable for dogs and concerning for dog owners. Our Santa Barbara vets share signs of constipation in dogs, causes and tips for treating the condition.

Book an Appointment at San Roque Pet Hospital

New pets are always welcome at San Roque Pet Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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