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A dog’s hot spot needs professional help when it’s growing rapidly, oozing, or causing your dog significant pain and distress and with hot spots, that point can arrive within hours. These raw, inflamed patches of skin are one of the fastest-moving conditions veterinarians treat, and what looks manageable at first glance often involves a deeper […]

Cat lethargy, or when your normally curious, active cat suddenly seems tired, withdrawn, or uninterested in the things they usually love, can be one of the most unsettling things a pet owner notices. A lethargic cat may be experiencing anything from a minor illness to a serious medical emergency, and knowing the difference could save

In Loving Memory… “It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we share the passing of Dr. Julie Keene. Julie was a cherished friend, mentor, and guiding light to her family, friends, clients, and her coworkers at Veazie Vet. Each of us had a unique relationship with her, and each of us will feel her

When temperatures rise, dog heatstroke becomes a serious risk that every pet owner should understand. Heatstroke happens when a dog’s body temperature climbs dangerously high, often above 104°F, and their body can no longer cool itself effectively. Without prompt veterinary attention, it can lead to life-threatening complications. This blog will help you understand the signs,

If your dog suddenly starts coughing with a hacking, honking sound, they might have kennel cough. Kennel cough in dogs is a contagious respiratory infection that affects the upper airways, causing irritation and inflammation of the trachea and bronchi. While it often sounds alarming, most cases are mild and resolve with proper veterinary care. Because

If you’ve noticed your dog drinking a lot of water lately, it’s natural to wonder if that’s normal or something to pay attention to. Dogs may drink more water for many reasons, some are completely harmless, while others can signal an underlying health condition. When a dog drinks more than usual, it’s called polydipsia, and

Cheese is one of the most tempting snacks for dogs and their owners. When you’re making a sandwich or grating cheese over dinner, your dog is likely watching closely, hoping for a small piece to drop. But can dogs eat cheese safely? The short answer is yes, most dogs can eat cheese in moderation. However,

A swollen dog paw can cause noticeable discomfort and make walking difficult. Swelling often signals irritation, inflammation, or an underlying condition affecting your dog’s paw pads, toes, or joints. While the cause can range from minor irritation to something more serious, any swelling deserves attention from a veterinarian to prevent complications. If you notice your

If you’ve noticed a strong odor or found your cat marking vertical surfaces with urine, you’re not alone. Cat spraying is a common yet frustrating behavior that leaves many pet owners wondering what’s causing it. In simple terms, cat spraying is when a cat releases small amounts of urine to mark territory, communicate with other

Few things are more off-putting than getting a loving lick from your dog, only to be met with an unpleasant odor. While a little doggy breath is normal, strong or persistent bad breath could be a sign that something isn’t right. Poor dental hygiene, diet, or underlying health conditions can all contribute to foul-smelling breath.