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Recognizing the Signs of Diabetes in Pets
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | July 15, 2025
Diabetes isn’t just a human condition—it affects our furry friends too. As a loving pet owner, it’s important to recognize the subtle and not-so-subtle signs of diabetes in pets. It’s a good idea to keep an eye on your pet for the first 24 to 48 hours after their surgery. In this blog post, we’ll explore the warning signs of
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Dental Health in Pets: Why It’s More Important Than You Think
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | July 3, 2025
When people think about pet care, dental health is often overlooked. While food, exercise, and vaccinations are widely discussed, the health of a pet’s teeth and gums receives far less attention. However, oral hygiene plays a critical role in a pet’s overall well-being. Poor dental health can lead not only to bad breath or tooth loss but also to serious
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Traveling with Fido for the Fourth? Essential Safety Tips for Road Trips and New Environments
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | July 2, 2025
Whether you’re off to the beach, visiting family, or avoiding fireworks with a mountain getaway, traveling with your dog over the Fourth of July can be a great adventure—or a stressful one without proper planning. While we pack for fun, many dogs feel anxious in unfamiliar settings, especially when loud holiday celebrations are happening. Here’s how to plan, pack wisely,
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How Microchip Pet Identification Can Help Find Your Lost Pet Fast
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 20, 2025
Losing a pet is every pet owner’s worst nightmare. Whether they slip out the front door or run off during a walk, pets can go missing in a matter of seconds. Fortunately, technology offers a reliable solution that significantly improves the chances of a happy reunion – microchip pet identification. Unlike collars or tags that can fall off or be
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Why Is Preventative Care Important For Pets?
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 18, 2025
As loving pet owners, we want nothing more than to see our furry companions thrive and enjoy a long, happy life. One of the most important ways to ensure this is through preventative care for your pet. Preventive care involves taking proactive steps to maintain your pet’s health before any serious issues arise. It’s not just about treating illness, but
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How to Prepare Your Pet for Surgery: A Comprehensive Guide for Pet Owners
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 13, 2025
Facing the prospect of pet surgery can be stressful for any pet owner. Whether it’s a routine procedure like a spay or neuter or a more complex surgery, being well-prepared can make a significant difference in your pet’s experience and recovery. Proper preparation helps minimize risks, reduces anxiety for both you and your pet, and ensures that the surgery goes
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Summer is Around the Corner: Are You and Your Pet Ready?
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | May 29, 2025
Summer is many people’s favorite season, with sunshine and barbeques, long walks with your dog, or sun worshipping with your cat. But this glorious season comes with its own set of dangers – for us and our pets. So, before you fire up the grill or decorate your dog with a glow stick for a Fourth of July celebration, let’s
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May Is Asthma Awareness Month: Let’s Talk About Cats Who Cough
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | May 22, 2025
If you’ve ever caught your cat crouched low to the ground, neck extended, hacking like they’ve got a hairball, but nothing comes up, there’s a good chance it wasn’t just a hairball. May is Asthma Awareness Month and it’s a perfect time to discuss a disease that affects roughly 1%–5% of cats. What is feline asthma? Feline asthma is a
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Treating Cancer in Pets: What You Need to Know After a Diagnosis
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | May 15, 2025
Your pet has cancer. Those words can knock the breath out of you. You’re likely feeling overwhelmed, scared, and unsure of what comes next. But take a deep breath—there are options and there is support. This guide walks you through what happens after a cancer diagnosis, from treatment options to how to choose the right path for your pet. First, Make Sure
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Why Is My Cat Throwing Up (Again)? A Fur-Real Guide to Feline Vomit
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | May 8, 2025
So, you’re peacefully sipping your coffee when you hear the sound. You know the one: a throaty, gagging prelude followed by the unmistakable splort of cat vomit on your favorite rug. Welcome to cat parenthood. If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why does my cat keep barfing like it’s their part-time job?”—you’re in the right place. The Top (Gross) Reasons Cats Vomit When to
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