Common Cat Dental Problems
Today, our Tumwater vets discuss common dental problems in cats, what they look like, and how they can be treated and prevented.
Common Dental Problems in Dogs
Here, our Tumwater vets discuss some common dental problems seen in dogs including the causes, signs, and treatment options.
Which Cat Breeds Live The Longest?
Cats have relatively long lives. You can typically expect them to live anywhere from 10-14 years but if you are looking for a cat that lives longer than that on average, our Tumwater vets are here to give you a list.
Weight Loss In Older Dogs: When To Worry
Weight loss in dogs isn't the most common concern but when it comes to older pups, it can become a challenge for pet owners to help them maintain a healthy body weight. Our Tumwater vets explain.
When Is a Dog Considered a Senior?
If you have an aging dog then you know that seeing them every day makes it hard to tell when they are getting old. Today, our Tumwater vets talk about the changing needs of your dog and when you can consider them a senior.
Why Indoor Cats Need Vaccinations
Our Tumwater vets know that it can be tempting to skip vaccinations for indoor cats, but even if your feline friend stays inside there are some good reasons to have your kitty vaccinated. We're here to explain.
Dog and Cat Hospice Care - What You Should Know
When your pet is reaching the end of their life, or they are living with a terminal illness, hospice care may be able to bring them comfort in their final weeks. Our Tumwater vets explain.
Why Does My Dog Have Such Bad Breath
Are your dog's kisses getting let and less tolerable thanks to bad breath? This is a common complaint that our Tumwater vets hear from pet owners and we're here to help.
How to Take Care of a Senior Dog: Tips & Advice
If your dog is getting older, there are a number of things to keep in mind as their caregiver. Today our Tumwater vets discuss senior dogs, their needs, and what you can do to help your pet live comfortably.
Persistent Vomiting & Diarrhea in dogs
Vomiting and diarrhea are two common signs of gastrointestinal upset in cats and dogs if they won't stop, it's cause for concern. Today, our Tumwater vets share what you should know if your pet is experiencing these symptoms.
