An ear hematoma, also called an aural hematoma, is a blood-filled blister that can form on a dog's ear. Dogs with long and floppy ears, which are prone to infections, are more likely to get them. Our veterinarians at Beacon will provide more information on ear hematomas and their treatment.
Surgery to have your feline friend spayed or neutered not only prevents your cart from having kittens but also protects them against a number of serious health conditions. Our vets in Beacon discuss the benefits of having your furry companion spayed or neutered and what to expect when getting your cat fixed.
Vaccinations are very important. And that's true even for indoor cats, In this post, our Beacon veterinarians talk about cat vaccinations and why it's important to vaccinate your indoor cat.
Canine parainfluenza virus (CPIV) is a highly contagious ribonucleic acid virus that causes respiratory illness in dogs all over the world. Today, our Beacon vets lay out the symptoms and causes of parainfluenza in dogs and how to treat it.
Dental problems in cats can cause them lot of pain and lead to other health problems. Today, our Beacon veterinary team explains how to recognize dental health issues in your cat, the most common dental diseases in cats, and how to prevent or treat these issues.
Our Beacon veterinarians explain how to tell if a dog dental chew is worth buying, which factors you should consider, and the safety tips every dog owner should remember.
If your dog or cat is booked to have an x-ray (radiograph) or CT scan, you may be wondering how the appointment will work and how you can prepare. Below, our Beacon vets share what you can expect when you bring your dog to us for an x-ray.
Veterinary diagnostic tests are an exceptional tool used by our Beacon veterinarians to help us pinpoint the cause, extent, or seriousness of your pet's illness or injury. Depending on your pet's condition, the type of pet diagnostic test used will vary. Below are a few of the tests that your vet may recommend to help diagnose or treat your dog or cat.
Parvovirus is a highly contagious and often fatal virus that is passed from dog to dog through contact with infected dogs or contaminated objects like bowls or toys. Our Beacon veterinarians have compiled a list of parvovirus facts that you should be aware of in order to keep your four-legged friend healthy.
Your dog has an X-ray (radiograph) coming up. You may be wondering about the process during the appointment and how you can prepare. In this post, our Beacon vets explain what you can expect when you take your dog for an X-ray.
Our vets at The Beacon Veterinary Associates are now accepting new patients! Our experienced team of veterinary professionals are passionate about giving the cats and dogs of Beacon the health care they need. Contact us today to schedule your pet's first appointment.
