Vaccinations and preventive care are designed to help protect your pet against serious illnesses and diseases, some of which are highly contagious. Here, our La Mesa vets discuss Bordetella vaccinations, how often they are needed and what happens if your dog has a reaction to the vaccine.
Intestinal parasites, like whipworms, can enter pets' gastrointestinal systems and cause a range of uncomfortable symptoms. Here, our La Mesa vets discuss the causes and symptoms of whipworm in dogs, how these infections are diagnosed and what can be done to treat them.
Just like people, dogs can experience a number of different allergies, including mold. Here, our La Mesa vets discuss the symptoms of mold allergies, how they can be diagnosed, and how immunotherapy can help treat your dog.
While hookworms may only cause gastrointestinal distress for healthy, adult dogs, this type of infection can be life-threatening for puppies. Here, our vets in La Mesa share information about hookworms in puppies, their lifecycle and how they can be treated and prevented.
People often talk about how a dog can't eat chocolate, but what about your feline friend? Here, our La Mesa vets discuss treats for cats and the dangers of chocolate toxicity along with the symptoms and how you can prevent it from happening.
CCL injuries are quite common in dogs. This is because their knees are load-bearing at all times due to the structure. Here, our La Mesa vets share the ins and outs of cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) ruptures in dogs and how veterinary surgery can help get your pet moving again.
What your dog eats has a huge impact on their overall health and the function of their body and internal systems. Our La Mesa vets talk about what is the best food for dogs and share some vet-recommended dog food ingredients.
Dehydration is a serious condition that can lead to life-threatening complications if not treated quickly. Here, our La Mesa vets talk about dogs experiencing dehydration and answer the question of how long can a dog go without food and water.
Gastrointestinal issues are some of the most common ailments among our feline friends, with diarrhea being near the top of that list. Our La Mesa vets talk about what causes diarrhea in cats, how you can stop it, and when it might be considered an emergency.
Many people consider their companion animals to be members of their family. So it can be very difficult when it comes time to say goodbye. Our La Mesa vets offer advice on what to say when someone you know loses a pet and some simple ways that you can show support while they deal with the loss of their beloved friend.
Rancho Village Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of La Mesa companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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