Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Care
While we try our best to keep our pets safe, things happen and emergency care can be needed. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to help you identify emergency situations and provide tips for what you can do.
While we try our best to keep our pets safe, things happen and emergency care can be needed. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to help you identify emergency situations and provide tips for what you can do.
After your pet receives their shots, it's common to notice some changes in its behaviour. Here, our Santa Barbara vets explore the topic of dog behaviour changes after vaccinations and common concerns of pet owners.
If your cat likes to get in your personal space, you might have noticed that their breath is getting really bad. Bad breath in cats can stem from a number of reasons and our Santa Barbara vets are here to explain.
If your cat has suddenly started peeing outside their litter box it can be a concerning sign for pet parents. Our Santa Barbara vets share a few reasons why cats urinate outside their litter box and tips to help this disturbing behavior.
Diagnostic testing for pets can help your vet determine illnesses and injuries in your dog or cat. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to discuss the types of tests and what they can tell your vet.
If your pet has swallowed a foreign object or has concerning gastrointestinal symptoms, an endoscopy might be recommended. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to talk about the procedure.
If your pet is being scheduled for an endoscopy, the goal is to diagnose potential diseases or conditions inside your pet's digestive tract. Our Santa Barbara vets are here to talk about this procedure in detail.
Client education is an important aspect of veterinary medicine which is why our Santa Barbara vets are here to tell you about urinalysis and how it can help your dog or cat in regard to their medical conditions.
If you want to make sure your dog is healthy, it might require lab work in the form of blood tests. Our Santa Barbara vets discuss why blood tests are important and how to read the results.
The needs of a kitten from birth to eight weeks changes rapidly which is why it is so important to be able to determine how old they are. Our Santa Barbara vets have a foolproof list to help you figure out your tiny kitten's age.