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Pet Diabetes Month
We all love food. Our pets love food, and we love our pets, so we all give in to those sweet, puppy dog eyes and sneak a treat, maybe even a little people food. Although a little indulgence here and there may seem like no big deal, obesity is the number one disease in our furry friends, and obesity is...Read More
Physical Exams are Important for Pets- Memphis Pet Health
The Importance of a Physical Exam A complete physical exam is a key component of your pet’s visit at The Pet Hospitals! Click the above link to see a few of our veterinarians thoroughly explain what they are looking for and why it is essential! During the physical exam, your doctor can: Check over your pet from head to tail....Read More
Boarding Your Dog or Cat- Memphis Area Pet Health
It’s a festive time of year as well as a hectic one! With the holidays come vacations and time spent away from home, but what about your beloved pets that can’t make the journey? Here at the Pet Hospitals we want to offer some peace of mind and insight to our boarding facilities. Our cats and dogs are boarded in...Read More
Ebola and Pets- Memphis Area Pet Health and Wellness
From Your Veterinarian Fear is high, but risk is minimal The relative risk of exposure to the Ebola virus in the U.S. is extremely low, as there have been only a small number of isolated human cases and no known animal cases to date. Although Ebola is a zoonotic disease, there has not been evidence of its transmission to humans...Read More
Halloween Treats – Memphis Area Pet Health
Halloween is on the horizon, which means inevitably, some dogs will make their way into some delicious tricks or treats that were not meant for them. Not only is this a problem because you no longer get to enjoy the sweets and treats intended for you, but also because depending on how much and what kind of chocolate, you may be...Read More
Snake Bites & Your Pet- Mid South Pet Health
Snakes are very common in North America, and the most scary aspect of this are the ones who are considered venomous. There were over 8,000 snake bite reports in people in the U.S. last year, 12 of which were reported as fatal. Sadly there is no statistical information for the number of bites in dogs or cats, but we know...Read More
Heatstroke in Pets
Heatstroke is a common, but usually preventable, problem that veterinarians diagnose and treat more often than they like during the summer months. It is a life-threatening emergency with a mortality rate between 25% and 50% despite appropriate and even intensive care.
What You Need to Know about Ticks! – Memphis Pet Health
Ticks are skin parasites that, if allowed to, will feed on the blood of your pet. The bite itself is not usually painful, but the parasite can transmit diseases and cause tick paralysis, which is why tick control is so important. Ticks are more active in the spring and summer, but are present all year long. If your pet goes...Read More
The Biggest Loser Weight Loss Competition
The Biggest Loser at The Pet Hospitals! How many diets have you tried to get your pet to lose weight? Is the “overweight management” just not managing anything? Is the “weight loss” food not producing any results? Hill’s and The Pet Hospitals have a new solution for you! When surveyed, most owners report that they associate food and...Read More
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What’s In My Pet’s Food? – Memphis Area Pet Health
With so many different brands and types of pet food available, it can be difficult to choose which diet is best for your dog or cat! There are certain current trends in pet nutrition that aren’t necessarily as important as they seem and you may end up spending top dollar for a food that isn’t actually any better than a lower...Read More
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