Pet Care Tips
The rabies vaccine is important because it greatly lessens your dog's chances of contracting the rabies virus. However, it is not 100% guaranteed to prevent contraction. Here, our White Hall vets discuss if vaccinated dogs can get rabies and how to prevent it.
Cats are notoriously clean creatures who pride themselves on a well-kept coat. However, even cats can groom too much, and it might be caused by an underlying health issue. Our vets at White Hall are here to share some reasons why your cat might be overgrooming and when you should be concerned.
If your dog is anxious or fidgety during bath time, it can make grooming at home a hassle. Here, our White Hall vets share some tips for keeping your dog calm during grooming.
Cats are very clean creatures, but even they need a little help bathing once in a while. Sooner or later your cat is bound to require a bath. Here, our White Hall vets explain how often you should bathe your cat and the best steps in doing so.
A good foundation for your dog's lifelong well-being begins with good food. By providing your dog with a healthy, nutritious diet you can help keep them strong and healthy. Our White Hall vets share some valuable information about the nutritional needs of your dog and what to look for when choosing their food.
At-home grooming not only keeps your dog looking and feeling great, it is an excellent way for owners and their pups to bond. In this post, our White Hall vets offer tips and benefits you should know about the basics of dog grooming.
Many dog owners want to choose the best diet for their pup, but there are several things to consider when choosing the best dog food. Our White Hall vets talk about what diet is healthiest for your dog and what food may be best to provide for all of their nutritional needs.
Limping is one of the most common reasons owners bring their dogs into the vet. In this post, our White Hall experts at Hunter's Animal Hospital share some reasons why your pup might be limping and how you can help them.
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that can result in heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs and even death for pets in White Hall.
Ticks spread many diseases which are dangerous to people and pets. Here, our White Hall vets explain how these parasites thrive and how to keep ticks at bay.
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