Routine care is a crucial part of your pet's lifelong health care. With these checkups, your vet can help identify and address potential health concerns at the very first sign. Our vets in Thornton share more information about the importance of routine vet exams and what to expect during your pet's checkup.
If you have a pet then you know that you'll be bringing them in for routine care, and there are some topics you can cover while at the visit that can help you care for your cat or dog. Our Thornton vets share some of the top questions that you can ask your vet during your pet's wellness exam.
Some cats experience a defect or injury to certain muscles which may result in the internal organs slipping through the space resulting in what is known as a hernia. In this post, our Thornton veterinary surgeons talk about the different types of hernias in cats, the common signs and how surgery can help treat this condition.
If you have a pet then you know that the cost of care can add up quickly. What are your financial options? Today, our Thornton vets offer some information about the benefits of pet wellness plans and how they can help you manage these costs.
Is your cat experiencing coughing, fever or signs of illness? They may be suffering from pneumonia. Today our Thornton vets discuss the different types of pneumonia, the symptoms your cat may experience and what the prognosis may be.
You want to help provide your pup with lifelong care and happiness and regular checkups can help you accomplish just that. Our Thornton vets discuss how often you should take your dog to the vet and what care to expect at each stage of their life.
Your vet may recommend blood work for a number of reasons, they may not always indicate a serious concern but can be useful for diagnosing various conditions. Today our Thornton vets talk about the purpose of blood tests for dogs and what they can help show us about your pet's health.
Along with annual physical exams, your pet will also need routine dental care in order to help prevent serious oral diseases and dental pain. In this post, our Thornton vets offer some information about radiography and when pets may need dental X-rays.
CT scans, X-rays or other technologies are used if your pet is experiencing a known condition or certain symptoms in order to get a better look at their internal structures. Below, our Thornton vets talk about what you can expect during your cat or dog's diagnostic imaging appointments and what x-rays, CT scans and more are used for.
When it comes to your pet living a happy, healthy life veterinary technology and diagnostics can help. In this post, our Thornton vets share some information about diagnosing your pet with an ECG and how it can help monitor the health of your cat or dog.
Caring Hands Veterinary Hospital is always accepting new patients! Our vets are passionate about providing kind and loving veterinary care to Thornton companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
