The oral health of a dog has a direct impact on their overall health, but many of our canine companions do not receive the dental care they require to prevent oral health issues such as periodontal disease. Our South Salem veterinarians explain how to treat and prevent periodontal disease in dogs.
Pets, like people, can develop conditions that necessitate immediate medical attention. Our South Salem veterinarians explain when emergency care is required and what to do in those situations.
Our South Salem veterinarians understand that dogs enjoy gnawing at things they shouldn't. As a responsible pet owner, you must be able to recognize the early signs of poisoning in your dog and know what to do if your dog exhibits poisoning symptoms.
For any pet emergency, you should get to a veterinarian right away. And in some emergency situations, like when your male or female dog or cat is bleeding, you may need to provide some first aid until you can get there for treatment. Here, our South Salem Animal Hospital veterinarians explain.
Fruit can be a tasty treat for your dog, but not all fruits are safe for them to consume. Today, our South Salem veterinarians discuss which fruits are safe to feed your dog.
Heartworm disease is well-known among dog and other pet owners for a reason—it can cause serious illness. Today, our vets explain why prevention is so important.
Ticks may be small, but they can spread disease to people and animals. Today our South Salem vets talk about how to keep ticks away from your pets and your family.
Annual fecal exams give your South Salem vet a chance to check your pet for parasites that can cause severe illness and spread to other household members.
As the most common external parasite, fleas are masters at making your pet miserable! Our South Salem vets explain early signs of fleas, and what to do if your pet does have fleas.
South Salem Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of South Salem companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.