Routine vet visits are a standard part of owning a cat or dog. So it helps to have an idea of what to expect during your visit to help you prepare. Our Novato vets share some of the questions that are most commonly asked during routine vet exams.
While heatstroke can happen at any time, your dog is more susceptible during the warmer months of the year and it's important to know the signs. Here, our Novato vets share some of the signs and symptoms of heatstroke in dogs, what to do and how you can prevent it.
There may be times when your dog experiences injuries or medical conditions that require a look at their internal structures to diagnose or monitor. Today, our Novato pet vets share some information about X-rays for dogs, what they can be used to diagnose and what to expect during the process.
As your cat gets older you will need to start thinking about how their care will change and what preventive measures you will need to take to keep them happy and healthy. Today, our Novato pet vets talk about how to care for old cats and how the needs of senior cats change as they age.
Microchipping your dog can increase the chances that they are found if they get lost. Today, our Novato vets talk about the importance of microchipping your dog and when it should be done.
Weight gain is a common issue with cats, especially for older ones with slower metabolism, or indoor kitties. Our Novato vets list a few signs that your cat may be overweight, and what steps you can take.
Constipation is a fairly common gastrointestinal issue in dogs, but this doesn't mean it's normal or healthy. In this post, our Novato vets share why your dog might be constipated and what you can do about it.
Knee surgery is a treatment option for dogs with torn cruciate ligaments. If your dog is getting knee surgery, our Novato vets share everything you should know.
If you're a new dog owners, you might be wondering if it's worth getting your pooch fixed. Spaying or neutering your puppy can help prevent a number of diseases associated with their reproductive organs. In this post, our Novato vets outline a guide on how to get your dog fixed.
Have you noticed a blister or lesion on your cat's ear? This might not just be a regular cut that will go away on its own. In this post, our Novato vets discuss aural hematomas in cats, what they are, and when surgery is needed to treat them.
Bel Marin Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Novato companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
