Our vets in Everett diagnose a lot of ear infections in dogs, particularly in dogs with floppy, adorable ears. While most ear infections are easily treated if caught early, you should know common signs of dog ear infections, and what to do if your dog's ears develop an infection.
Does your dog seem to be experiencing pain due to a torn cruciate ligament (ACL) in their knee? Surgery might be the best treatment option. Here, our vets in Everett review three surgery options for treating this common knee injury in dogs.
Vomiting in dogs is one common symptom of gastrointestinal upset. That said, there can be numerous potential causes for this condition. Today, our Everett vets share what you should know, and what you can do next.
Our feline companions can cause asthma in people. If you aren't quite ready to find a new home for your cat just yet, our vets in Everett offers some advice on what you can try to help decrease cat-related allergens in your home and potentially reduce the frequency of your asthma attacks.
Your dog's joint pain might be difficult to detect unless you know what to look for. Our vets in Everett explain the types, causes and treatment for joint pain in dogs.
Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs and airways. The condition can occur in cats for numerous reasons. Today, our Everett vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatment options for pneumonia in cats.
Our Everett vets understand that, for concerned pet parents, witnessing the symptoms of vestibular disease or 'old dog syndrome' can be distressing. Today, we look at the symptoms of vestibular disease in dogs and how it is treated.
Just like us, our cats' dental health is key to their general physical health and well-being. Today, our vets in Everett offer some tips on caring for your cat's teeth and maintaining their dental health. We also explain how to tell if your pet has oral health issues and discuss the benefits of professional pet dental cleaning exams.
As your cat recovers from scheduled surgery, providing the right at-home care can make all the difference to helping them return to their normal routine as soon as possible. Our Everett vets have some advice to share with you about how to care for your cat after surgery.
Like people, our dogs can suffer the effects of gum disease and tooth decay. For this reason, caring for your dog's teeth is a key component of your pooch's physical health. Here, our Everett vets share some tips for keeping your dog's teeth clean and their mouth healthy.
Looking for a vet in Everett? Whether your pet needs routine wellness exams, surgery, geriatric care or emergency care, we look forward to welcoming you to our family at Broadway Animal Hospital located in Everett.
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