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Helpful Articles & Useful Tips For all pet owners.
1005, 2025

What Your Pet’s Breed Says About Their Health

What Your Pet’s Breed Says About Their Health Every pet is unique—but their breed can tell us a lot about their potential health risks. At Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale, we believe that understanding your pet’s genetic predispositions is one of the best ways to stay proactive, prevent disease, and [...]

1504, 2025

Why Is Your Pet Losing Hair? Causes & Solutions for Dogs & Cats

Understanding Hair Loss in Dogs and Cats – A Comprehensive Guide Hair loss in pets, particularly dogs and cats, can be more than just a cosmetic concern—it may indicate underlying health issues. If you notice thinning fur or bald patches, it's essential to determine the cause to provide the right [...]

604, 2025

Keeping Your Senior Dog Healthy: Common Aging Diseases & Management

Understanding Aging Dog Diseases and Management Strategies Senior Dog Health Care As dogs age, their healthcare needs change significantly. Like humans, senior dogs are more susceptible to certain diseases that can impact their quality of life. Recognizing early signs of aging-related illnesses is crucial for timely intervention and effective management. [...]

1003, 2025

Foreign Body Removal Surgery in Pets: Signs, Treatment, and Recovery

Understanding Foreign Body Removal Surgery in Pets: A Veterinary Guide Foreign Body Ingestion: A Serious Medical Emergency Pets explore the world with their mouths, which sometimes leads to ingesting non-food items. These foreign bodies—ranging from toys and bones to clothing, string, and household objects—can pose serious health risks, including gastrointestinal [...]

2602, 2025

Common Causes of Vomiting in Cats and When to Call the Vet

Every cat owner knows the sound that sends us running- and it’s a surprising common symptom for cats. Vomiting is a common but concerning issue- While an occasional hairball or mild stomach upset may not be cause for alarm, frequent or severe vomiting can indicate an underlying health problem. Knowing [...]

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