As our canine companions age their nutritional needs change, but reading through countless labels to find the best food for your dog is overwhelming. That's why we recommend you speak to your vet about the best food for your older dog. In the meantime, here are a few tips on feeding your senior dog from our Berkeley vets.
Looking for a great dog companion for your kids? Here are 8 great breeds that our Berkeley vets recommend that you consider for your family.
Many dogs enjoy eating fruit, but not all fruits are suitable for your pooch to eat. In today's post, our Berkeley veterinary team shares more about which fruits are safe to feed your four-legged friend.
While the pads of your dog's feet are much tougher than the bottoms of your feet, they can still suffer from cuts and other injuries. Our Berkeley emergency vets and team explain what you should do if your dog has a cut paw.
Parvovirus is a life-threatening condition that is highly contagious between dogs or through contact with contaminated items including toys and bowls. Today, our Berkeley veterinary team shares some facts about parvovirus that all dog parents should know.
Are you wondering whether it's really worth the money and hassle to get your cat vaccinated? Our Berkeley vets explain why cat vaccinations are important and what they protect your cat against.
Surgery to remove objects such as strings and ribbons from the intestinal tract of cats is surprisingly common. Our Berkeley vets explain more about intestinal blockage surgery for cats including cost and recovery.
If your dog is limping you are bound to be wondering whether a trip to the vet is in order. Today our Berkeley vets share some of the reasons why dogs limp, and what to do if your dog is limping.
Hip dysplasia is a painful orthopedic condition that affects a dog's hips. Often hereditary, this condition is characterized by the abnormal formation of one or both of your dog's hips. Today, our Berkeley Dog & Cat Hospital vets explain hip dysplasia and the surgical treatments available to treat the condition.
Your dog or cat may be panting but that doesn't necessarily mean that their breathing is labored. Labored breathing actually means that your pet is struggling to breathe. Below our Berkeley vets explain what labored breathing in dogs and cats is and what to do if your pet is having difficulties breathing.
With CareCredit Financing, you can get your pet the veterinary care they need at Berkeley Dog & Cat Hospital.
