Rabies is a severe viral disease that affects mammals' central nervous systems, including dogs and humans. It's transmitted through the saliva of infected animals, typically via bites. Vaccinations are crucial in controlling the spread of rabies and protecting pets and humans from this deadly disease. But can a vaccinated dog still get rabies?
Canine parainfluenza virus (CPIV) is a highly contagious RNA virus that causes respiratory illness in dogs worldwide. Today, our vets Exeter will discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatments for parainfluenza in dogs.
Ear mites are a highly contagious external parasite. They can seriously irritate both the ears and skin in cats and dogs and lead to infections that may cause excessive itching, scratching and more serious health issues down the road. Ear mites are more common in cats than dogs and are relatively easy to treat. Here, our Exeter vets list some of the causes, symptoms and treatments of these parasites.
A hookworm is a parasite that can cause gastrointestinal distress in an otherwise healthy dog. However, this parasitic infection can become fatal to puppies. Here, our Exeter vets explain the signs, causes, treatment, and prevention of hookworm in dogs.
Along with parasite prevention and vaccinations, microchipping is another way that you can help keep your pet safe. It can help you to be reunited with your beloved companion if you ever become separated. Here, our vets in Exeter talk about the benefits of microchipping cats and dogs and the different types of microchips for pets.
Maintaining your dog's dental health is essential for their overall well-being. Good oral hygiene can prevent various health issues, ensuring your pet remains happy and healthy. In this blog post, our vets in Exeter will discuss the importance of dental care for dogs, how to clean their mouths, recognize dental health problems, and the benefits of routine dental care at the vet.
Vaccinating your dog offers significant benefits and shields against various illnesses. However, some dogs may experience adverse reactions to vaccines. Our veterinarians in Exeter provided insights into the most common vaccine reactions in dogs and the necessary steps to take if your dog experiences any.
Hyperthyroidism in cats occurs when their thyroid gland releases too much hormone, leading to severe health problems. Our veterinarians in Exeter provide a detailed explanation of this condition and how it can be managed through a modified diet.
As a cat parent, dealing with diarrhea in your feline friend can be a messy and distressing experience. Our veterinary int Exeter are here to provide insight into the common causes of this condition in cats and when it warrants serious attention.
Oral health problems can cause a great amount of pain in cats. In this blog post, our Exeter veterinarians discuss identifying common dental problems in cats and offer prevention tips.
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