As a pet parent, all you want is for your pet to be healthy and without routine exams, your vet will be unable to check for the early signs of illness and make recommendations for preventive care and treatment of illnesses that your pet may be experiencing. Our vets in Wake Forest discuss the importance of routine vet exams and why they are important to help protect your beloved cat or dog.
You care about your new puppy and you'll do anything you can to help care for them. This means providing routine preventive care to protect them from serious diseases. Our Wake Forest vets talk about why your dog needs their shots and what the recommended puppy vaccination schedule looks like.
Anaplasmosis is a disease that can easily be transmitted by ticks throughout the US. Today our Wake Forest vets talk about anaplasmosis and its symptoms in dogs as well as how it can be treated and prevented.
You may have been informed that your dog or cat requires a veterinary ultrasound. Our Wake Forest vets discuss the process of how ultrasound scans are performed on dogs and cats using our veterinary diagnostic lab and pharmacy.
Fungal infections can cause a variety of uncomfortable symptoms in your cat and have a negative impact on their overall health. In today's post, our Wake Forest vets talk about common fungal infections in cats as well as the symptoms and treatment in order to help your cat feel well again.
We never want anything to happen to our beloved companions, but if anything happens to your pup, our vets have access to a variety of imaging tools to help diagnose your dog and begin treatment quickly. Our Wake Forest vets discuss CT scans for dogs, what the process is and what it is used for.
If you have decided that it is time to add a cat to your family you may have looked into the many different breeds that are available. One of the most beautiful breeds is the Persian breed. Our Wake Forest vets discuss the features of Persian cats and what you need to know before bringing one home.
Our team has a variety of specialized equipment available on-site to help diagnose your pet quickly. Contact your Wake Forest vets to learn more about X-rays as well as other tools available in our in-house diagnostics lab.
We often think of cats as being independent and sovereign animals that don't require much interaction, but that is not always the case. Our Wake Forest vets discuss the needs of your feline friend and how long you can safely leave your cat alone.
At one point or another, your dog may contract ringworm. Although it is possible for ringworm to have mild symptoms it may cause other issues if left untreated. Our Wake Forest vets explain what ringworm is and what it looks like on your dog.
At North Wake Animal Hospital we are happy to welcome new and existing patients and their families to our veterinary care family.
