Dog Chewing Problems: Why They Chew & How to Stop Them
In this post, our North Fort Myers vets discuss why your dog may be chewing, and how to stop a dog from chewing.
In this post, our North Fort Myers vets discuss why your dog may be chewing, and how to stop a dog from chewing.
Today, our North Fort Myers vets talk about canine parvo and how important vaccination is in order to prevent your pup from contracting it and stop the spread of the disease.
Today, our North Fort Myers vets explain how you can care for your cat's dental health and ensure their teeth and mouth stay healthy.
Urinary blockages are a relatively common condition in cats that can be life-threatening if not treated immediately. When treating cat urinary blockages our North Fort Myers vets may recommend a perineal urethrostomy. Today, we discuss perineal urethrostomy surgery for cats and what to expect from recovery.
If your dog has just had surgery, today's advice from our North Fort Myers vets could help you to make your dog feel comfortable and get on the path to a speedy recovery.
Up-to-date vaccinations help protect your dog against a wide range of serious diseases, making vaccination schedules an essential part of your pet's annual health care. Our North Fort Myers vets recommend following this vaccination schedule.
Having your puppy vaccinated is the best way to help your dog achieve a long and healthy life. One essential vaccine that our North Fort Myers vets recommend all puppies receive is the DHPP 5-in-1 vaccination. Today we look at what this vaccine protects against and why it's important.
If caught early, hernias in cats aren’t usually serious and can be repaired with surgery. Today, our North Fort Myers vets explain the different types of hernias in cats and offer insight about what to expect from your cat's hernia surgery.
Owning a horse is both an enormous pleasure and a big responsibility. Here, our North Fort Myers vets offer a few tips for beginners on how to care for horses.
Equine influenza, or "horse flu," is a highly contagious upper respiratory condition that can lead to serious secondary infections in our equine friends, especially in foals. In today's post, our North Fort Myers vets explain the symptoms to watch for and how equine influenza is treated.
We are accepting new patients at Van Roekel & Associates! Our veterinary team is dedicated to the care of North Fort Myers dogs and cats, horses, and farm animals. Reach out today to book your animal's first appointment.