Pancreatic cancer is relatively rare in dogs, but owners should recognize the symptoms. Early detection can help start treatment to prevent or limit the spread of this disease. Today, our Oak Grove vets will explain the types of pancreatic cancer that are seen in dogs.
Creating an enriching environment for your dog can involve offering various types of chew toys. You may have also observed people giving their dogs bones, but is it safe? Our veterinarians at Oak Grove are here to provide an explanation.
Our veterinarians in Oak Grove address common misconceptions about rabbits being rodents and explain the differences between the two. They also provide tips for caring for and feeding your pet rabbit.
Are you looking for an exotic pet to share your apartment with? Today, our Oak Grove vets share 15 of the best small exotic pet options that may fit your apartment lifestyle.
Bone cancer ranks among the most prevalent forms of cancer in dogs, requiring early detection and prompt treatment for optimal outcomes. Consult our Oak Grove veterinarians to gain insights into the symptoms and treatments for canine bone cancer.
Our veterinarians in Oak Grove comprehend the worry that arises when you find a lump on your dog. Although many lumps in dogs are benign, some types of cancer are prevalent, making it important to remain vigilant for indications of this serious illness.
Pneumonia is a condition that could possibly affect your dog at some point in their lives and if left untreated can cause many possible complications. Our Oak Grove vets discuss the signs and symptoms of pneumonia in dogs, and how your vet will go about diagnosing and treating this condition.
Lymphoma is a cancer that our Oak Grove vets often see in cats. Lymphoma affects specific white blood cells in the cat's body called lymphocytes. Today we discuss the types of lymphoma seen in cats, how they are diagnosed and how they are treated.
You love your pet rabbit and know that bunnies need special care and attention at home and from veterinary professionals to stay healthy and happy. But how often should you be bringing your bunny in to see your vet? Here, our Oak Grove vets explain.
If you have just got a new kitten or adult cat, you may be wondering if you should get your new fur baby fixed. Our Oak Grove vets explain why having your cat spayed or neutered is beneficial for your cat and your community.
Oak Grove Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our veterinarians are passionate about animal health and are proud to serve our patients. Contact us today to book your pet's first appointment and to get started.
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