Your pet’s first visit to the vet may be their most important. That’s because this visit will set the tone for how they’ll feel about veterinarians in general throughout the course of their life. Of course, we want your pet to feel as comfortable as possible. That’s why we’ve compiled the following 5 preparation
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Summer is in full-swing, and that means dogs are at risk of dehydration, heatstroke, and even death as a result of high temperatures. To prevent these worst-case scenarios, take good care of your dog this summer and follow these tips. #1 – Never leave your dog in an unattended vehicle. Absolutely never
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We’ve all been there — You find that your beloved pet has a rash, lump, or other such worrying symptom, but instead of calling the vet right away, you go directly to Google. While the Internet is certainly an excellent resource for animal care advice, it’s not the place to go for diagnosing your
More infoDogs can be “itchy” for any number of reasons — some of which are extremely benign and shouldn’t worry you. Still, your dog’s itching may seem like more than just getting at a scratch, and it’s important to take these concerns seriously. Below, we’ll outline some of the top reasons dogs itch themselves —
More infoHow well does your dog ride in the car? For many dogs, riding in the car is pure joy and thrill. Head out the window, ears flapping in the wind, tongue hanging out … what could be better? Unfortunately for some dogs, plenty could be better. That’s because many dogs suffer from car sickness.
More infoCat hairballs are not only unpleasant to deal with — they can also be dangerous for your cat. Unfortunately, however, all cats are going to groom themselves, and that means hairballs. So how can you reduce them? Before getting into the details, let’s first discuss what exactly hairballs are. What Are Hairballs?
More infoIt can be extremely exciting to have a brand-new puppy bounding around the house! But just remember that being prepared is truly the name of the game when it comes to adopting any new pet. Below, we’ll go over your “new puppy checklist” — a guide to making sure absolutely everything is in place
More infoA common question we get here at Sunset is “Is my pet developing cataracts because his/her eyes look cloudy?” The answer is “It depends.” Dogs and cats certainly do get cataracts but there can be other things that can make an eye look cloudy. Lenticular Sclerosis This is a normal age-related condition
More infoSummer means hot temps and some uncomfortable days and nights for both humans and animals. But where humans can decide to keep cool by staying indoors in the air conditioning and taking cold showers, dogs don’t have so many options. And of course… they’re wearing fur! That’s why it’s up to you as your
More infoThis is a fairly common question we get asked here at Sunset, especially after we diagnose a cat with worms. This simple answer is yes, there are some parasites of cats that people can get from their cat. This is why it is very important to regularly check your cat for parasites during their wellness
More infoImagine this scenario: You’re at home with your pet when all of a sudden, he collapses to the ground, jerking, twitching, stiffening, and foaming at the mouth. What’s happening!? Chances are, your pet is having a seizure. But even if you can deduce this dangerous medical situation based on his symptoms, what can you do
More infoAll dog owners know that they should be bathing their pet regularly, but just how often does a dog need to be bathed? Below, we’ll discuss this, plus how you can get dog bathing services right here at Sunset Vet Clinic! Frequency of Bathing Your Dog First of all, it depends. There are three main
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