Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs
Here, our Groton vets discuss blood testing for dogs to help pet owners understand how they can help detect health concerns.
Pet Care Tips
Teething Puppies: Tips & Tricks
In this post, our Groton vets share some information to help relieve your puppy's discomfort and help get them through the teething process.
Common Cat Dental Problems
Here, our Groton vets discuss common dental problems in cats including the causes, signs, treatment, and prevention.
How to help a Dog With Allergic Dermatitis
Unlike humans, who sneeze when they have allergies, dogs who develop allergic dermatitis experience severe itchiness. Here, our Groton vets will discuss allergic dermatitis in dogs, its symptoms, and how to treat it.
TTA Surgery for Cruciate Ligament Rupture
It is fairly common for dogs to damage or hurt their cruciate ligament. Our Groton vets discuss TTA surgery to correct a cruciate ligament rupture and how it works.
Bad Breath in Dogs: Causes & Remedies
Bad breath is fairly common in dogs, but that doesn't mean it's healthy. Especially in older dogs, stinky breath can be an indicator of underlying health issues. Here, our Groton vets discuss the causes and remedies of bad breath in dogs.
Nutrition, Skin, and Dogs
Not all dog owners know how much of an impact their dog's diet has on the quality of their skin and coat. In this post, our Groton veterinarians explain the relationship between your dog's nutrition and the health of their coat and skin.
Is Your Dog Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do
Although a few extra pounds on your pup might seem harmless, obesity in dogs is on the rise and posing serious health problems. Our Groton vets look at the issues surrounding overweight dogs, symptoms, and what owners can do to help their little one's health.
Bordetella in Cats
Bordetella bronchiseptica in cats is a bacterium that can cause and upper respiratory illness. Here, our Groton vets discuss cat bordetella, its symptoms and how it's treated.
What is the FVRCP cat vaccine?
Our vets in Groton believe that prevention is critical to helping your cat live a long, healthy life. This is why we recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. In this post, we'll explain how this shot protects your cat's health.