The dog ate my ___________. Insert the blank...homework, Lego, a sock, underwear, or even a tampon (cringe!). When your pup swallows the unthinkable: hear are the 7 things you can do if your dog eats a sock or another foreign...
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Welcome to the ReadiVet blog! Our pets are family and it’s important that we keep them happy and healthy. Our doctors have written the following blogs that consist of the most common questions and concerns that pet parents have about their fur babies.
4th of July Fireworks + How to Keep Your Pet Calm
It is common for loud noises to cause anxiety in our pets. Keeping them calm can be a challenge - but with some patience and dedication, it can be easier than we think to help ease their uncertainty.
Read MoreOral Health & Dental Cleanings
Pets typically require a dental cleaning when they start showing signs of dental disease. Some common signs of dental disease in pets include bad breath, yellow or brown teeth, red or bleeding gums, difficulty eating, drooling, and loose teeth.
Read MoreFleas, Ticks and Worms.. Oh My!
Dr. Ben Clemmett describes the dangers associated with fleas and ticks for your pets. He explains how setup a prevention plan for your pet.
Read MoreHot Summers and Your Pet
Dealing with the summer heat in Texas is difficult for everyone, and this includes your dogs and cats. Our vets explain how to make your pet more comfortable during hot temperatures.
Read MoreSymptoms and Treatment of Dog Allergies
As temperatures begin to warm, seasonal allergies flare up in people and their pets. There are many types of allergens that commonly affect dogs, including many different trees, grasses, pollens, environmental molds, microscopic dust mites, and insects – including the...
Read MoreTheobromine: It’s in Chocolate and It’s Bad for Your Pet
Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats because it contains methylxanthines: theobromine and caffeine. The more chocolate liquor there is in a product, the more theobromine there is.
Read MorePet Obesity
Four tips to ensure your pet's good health and avoid pet obesity. Our veterinarians provides options to help avoid pet obesity.
Read MoreFinding a Healthy Pet
A healthy pet is a happy pet! Our vets provide tips to ensure your pet lives a healthy lifestyle.
Read MoreHow to Calm Your Dog During a Thunderstorm
Dr. Ben Clemmett explains symptoms that are related to storm anxiety and how to alleviate them.
Read MorePet Pain Management
Our veterinarians take a minute to discuss the most common types of pain that we see and how we can help relieve that pain in our patients.
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