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Helpful Articles & Useful Tips For all pet owners.
203, 2024

How to Board Your Pet Like a Pro

Most pet owners wish they could take their pets everywhere, but pets sometimes need to stay behind. The key to a carefree vacation is finding trusted pet care, so you can feel confident your pet is in good hands while you are away. Boarding facilities are great options for many [...]

2602, 2024

What Pet Owners Should Know About Pyometra

Hormonal changes in a female pet’s reproductive tract can lead to a serious infection called pyometra that, if not treated promptly, is a life-threatening condition for your pet. Our Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale team wants to help prevent an emergency situation, and we offer information about pyometra and explain [...]

2102, 2024

Itchiness in Cats and Dogs

“Pruritus” describes itchiness in pets, and veterinarians frequently see itchy pets. However, itchiness in pets has numerous causes, and the problem cannot be remedied without first determining what is causing your pet’s itchiness. The most common causes of pet pruritus are flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), atopy, and food allergies. Our [...]

1602, 2024

7 Benefits of Routine Wellness Screenings for Your Pet

Routine wellness screenings are an important part of your pet’s health care plan and can improve their quality and quantity of life. Our Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale team is committed to ensuring your pet is as healthy as possible. We explain the benefits of regular wellness visits for your [...]

1102, 2024

Heartworm Disease in Dogs and Cats

While heartworm disease affects cats and dogs differently, the condition is a significant threat to all pets. Our Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale team knows that heartworm disease can be devastating for your four-legged friends, and we provide information about the condition in dogs and cats. Heartworm disease in dogs [...]

602, 2024

Me-Ow! What You Need to Know About Feline Arthritis

Cats are incredible creatures, from their ability to—almost—always land on their feet, to the healing power of their purr. Their ability to hide any signs of pain, such as arthritis pain, is another exceptional trait that is extremely useful in the wild, but hinders veterinary care, because disease often goes [...]

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