Have you recently brought a cute little kitten into your home? If yes, then it's important to take them to a vet for their first check-up. This early veterinary care can ensure that your furry little friend stays healthy throughout its life. In this article, our vets in Seattle will provide insights on what to expect during the first vet visit for your kitten.
Has your cat or dog been stumbling, staggering, or falling over? One or more underlying medical issues may be the culprit, including poisoning, injury, infection, or stroke. Our vets in Seattle explain why you should bring your pet to an animal hospital right away if this occurs.
Rabies is a deadly virus that is commonly spread between mammals through the bite of an infected animal. In this blog post, our Seattle vets talk about the dangers of rabies in cats, how it spreads and the importance of protecting your feline friend against this fatal virus with vaccinations.
As our beloved canine companions enter old age, new health issues may arise that haven't been a problem before. If you are concerned about your senior dog's runny nose, you're not alone. Our veterinarians in Seattle have put together an article that explains why this may be happening and offers solutions to help ease your worries.
In this article, our Seattle vets discuss what you can expect when you bring your pet in for a wellness exam.
Our Seattle vets explain what to expect when your dog undergoes a tooth extraction, which may be necessary for reasons like tooth decay, irreparable damage, or to halt an infection.
Dogs have a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) similar to the human ACL. This ligament runs along the leg and can tear, causing significant injury if not treated. In this article, our veterinarians at Seattle explore TPLO surgery to treat torn or injured CCL in dogs.
Kidney failure in dogs poses a grave and frequently lethal threat. Our vets in Seattle discuss the details of dog kidney failure, covering recovery rates and presenting available treatment options.
While most know chocolate is toxic to dogs, it's less known that cats can't have it either. Our feline friends can't enjoy many of our favorite foods, even if they beg. Today, our Seattle vets will discuss chocolate toxicity in cats and what to do if your kitty gets into your chocolate stash.
It can be quite worrisome to witness your dog experiencing pain or discomfort. In this post, our Seattle vets are going to break down how our dogs usually deal with this, how they let us know they're not feeling great, and when you should definitely consider getting them some quick help.
Madison Park Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Seattle companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
