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Welcome to our pet health blog. Here, our Mount Vernon vets and team share informative tips and advice to help you keep your pet looking and feeling great.

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Understanding Seizures in Horses & Their Causes

Understanding Seizures in Horses & Their Causes

Seizures can be unexpected and frightening for a horse owner. Having information about this medical condition can help you best prepare for it. Here, our Mount Vernon equine vets share the causes of seizures in horses and how they will be diagnosed and treated.

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Getting Your Dog Fixed

Getting Your Dog Fixed

You may associate preventive care for pets with routine vaccination and parasite prevention. However, reproductive care also falls under this category. In today's post, our Mount Vernon vets explain the importance of spaying and neutering your dog and offer a guide for getting your pooch fixed. 

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Importance of Parasite Control in Dogs

Importance of Parasite Control in Dogs

Parasites are a constant danger to your dog that can range from an annoyance to life-threatening. In this post, our Mount Vernon vets will go over some of the parasites and why it is so important to prevent the infection and practice parasite control for dogs.

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Puppy’s First Vet Visit: Checklist & What to Expect

Puppy’s First Vet Visit: Checklist & What to Expect

Getting a new puppy is always exciting, but before bringing it to the vet, pet owners should know some essential things. Today, our vets in Mount Vernon will explain what you can expect during your puppy's first visit.

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Acute Kidney Failure in Dogs

Acute Kidney Failure in Dogs

Dogs suffering from acute kidney failure may experience sudden, rapid decline in kidney function that will need urgent veterinary care. Here, our Greensboro vets list signs of acute kidney failure in dogs, and what to do if your dog displays symptoms.

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Diet For Cats With Hyperthyroidism

Diet For Cats With Hyperthyroidism

Your cat's thyroid releases hormones that regulate many processes within the body. When thyroid hormone levels become too high, (hyperthyroidism), your cat is at risk of developing serious health issues. Today our Mount Vernon vets explain how hyperthyroidism in cats can be treated with dietary changes. 

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Help! Why is my dog breathing fast but acting normal?

Help! Why is my dog breathing fast but acting normal?

You've just observed your dog breathing rapidly without recent exercise or play. Should you be worried? In this article, our Mount Vernon vets explain why dogs may quickly breathe and when you should contact a veterinarian.

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What Cat Breeds Live the Longest

What Cat Breeds Live the Longest

When choosing the perfect cat breed for your family, consider those renowned for their longevity. Today, our Mount Vernon vets discuss Siamese cats, Munchkin cats, and other breeds with the longest lifespans.

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Causes, Symptoms & Treatments for Cushing’s Disease in Dogs

Causes, Symptoms & Treatments for Cushing’s Disease in Dogs

Cushing's disease can cause serious and sometimes life-threatening conditions and illnesses. Our veterinarians in Mount Vernon will elucidate the factors behind this condition, as well as share information on common symptoms and available treatments.

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Supporting Senior Pets with Kidney and Urinary Tract Disease

Supporting Senior Pets with Kidney and Urinary Tract Disease

As our beloved pets age, they may encounter common health challenges such as kidney disease and urinary tract disorders. Our vets in Mount Vernon discuss these issues, covering symptoms, diagnostic tests, dietary considerations, and the importance of finding a nearby geriatric veterinarian for optimal senior pet care.

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