Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection that is spread through the bite of an infected tick. Here, our Cumming vets share some important information about the causes and symptoms of Ehrlichiosis in dogs and how it can be prevented.
The older your companion gets, the more their healthcare needs will change. It is important to meet the needs as they age. Here, our vets at Animal Medical Center of Cumming in Cumming talk about caring for geriatric dogs, what age is considered a senior for a dog, and what care they will need.
Dogs don't miss any opportunity to chew on things and while we hope they only chew on their toys or treats, their mouths sometimes find their way to inedible objects. Here, our vets share some information about intestinal blockages in dogs and how veterinary surgery in Cumming can help.
As your dog gets older you will need to begin thinking about how their nutritional needs may change to help maintain their health and weight with their changing body. Today, our Cumming vets talk about how diet can help keep your old pup healthy and what the best food is for senior dogs.
With all that running around your dog does it's no surprise that unexpected injuries can happen. Here, our Cumming vets talk about what to expect if your dog sustains a knee injury and how it might be treated with surgery.
Dogs love to run and play which means that there is always a risk of them hurting themselves in some way. Commonly these injuries happen to their legs. Here, our Cumming vets talk about what happens when a dog has an ACL injury and what the different treatment options are.
Puppies have a knack for chewing on everything in sight, including their pet parents. But how can you stop them? Here, our Cumming vets help you to understand why puppies teethe and offer some tips to help ease their pain and make teething go smoothly.
While diagnostic imaging is commonly used in the care and treatment of pets, this may be your pup's first time. Below, our Cumming vets offer some information about what to expect during your dog's X-ray appointment and how these images can be used in veterinary care.
Routine dental care is just as important to your dog as it is for you. By bringing your pup in for exams and cleanings you can help prevent the occurrence of issues like cavities. Here, our Cumming vets talk about the signs that your dog may have a cavity and how they can be treated and prevented.
As pet parents, we try to do everything we can to keep our pets safe and healthy. Unfortunately, our pets can sometimes get into things or play in ways that we can't control which can lead to unnerving situations such as choking. Here, our vets in Cumming share the steps to take when your cat or dog is choking and what you can do to prevent your pet from choking in the future.
Animal Medical Center of Cumming is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Cumming companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.