My cat won't eat, why?
Is your feline friend refusing to eat no matter what you put out for them? It can certainly be frustrating when cats won't eat, but it can also be a sign of an underlying health problem. Read on to learn more.
Is your feline friend refusing to eat no matter what you put out for them? It can certainly be frustrating when cats won't eat, but it can also be a sign of an underlying health problem. Read on to learn more.
If you are longing for the love of a canine companion but live in a small apartment there are a few small breeds that could be ideal. Read on to discover some favorite dog breeds of families who live in apartments.
Is your dog simply ignoring you, or do they have a ruptured eardrum? In this post, you will learn about the signs of ruptured eardrums in dogs, common causes, and how your dog's ruptured eardrum might be treated.
If your cat is having hip issues, your vet may recommend FHO surgery for your pet. Here, our Matthews vets explain the FHO surgery that may be required to restore your cat's hips to their full mobility.
Veterinary MRI is a powerful diagnostic imaging tool that can be used when X-ray and ultrasound are unable to provide clear insight into your cat's health issue. Below, we delve into why and when an MRI scan for cats can be beneficial.
Many pet parents know that heartworm disease can be deadly for dogs, but did you know that cats (even indoor cats) can also contract heartworm disease? Our Matthews vets explain the danger of this life threatening condition.
Are you concerned about your cat's vision, or have your cat's eyes started to cloud over? Today, our Matthews vets discuss cataracts in cats, the signs to watch for, and how they can be treated.
Not every lump or bump you find on your dog's skin will turn out to be cancerous, but any suspicious bumps you discover should be checked out by your vet. Today our vets in Matthews NC discuss common skin cancers in dogs.
If your dog has a painful cruciate ligament injury their ability to walk and run will be significantly limited. But there are a number of surgeries designed to restore your dog's pain-free knee function. Our Matthews vets explain some options.
Although your pup's paw pads are much tougher than the bottoms of your feet, they can still suffer from cuts, grazes and other injuries. Here, our Matthews emergency vets share advice on what to do if your dog has a cut paw.