While some veterinary emergencies are easily recognized, other conditions requiring urgent veterinary care can be harder to spot. Today, our Augusta vets share some examples of situations that may require emergency vet care.
At Highland Animal Hospital our Augusta vets believe that keeping your cat's shots up to date is the best way to help your kitty stay happy and healthy now, and for years to come. Here's why...
With recent advancements in veterinary care, pet nutrition and pet owner education, today's cats are living longer than ever. Today, our Augusta vets share what to expect as your cat ages and tips for caring for your senior cat.
Your cat relies on you to provide them with everything they need to stay happy and healthy. Regular wellness exams and preventive care are fundamental aspects of giving your cat their best shot at a long and healthy life. Whether your feline friend is young or old here's what our Augusta vets recommend.
About to groom your puppy for the first time, or take them for their first trip to the groomers? Here are a few tips from our Augusta vets to help the process go smoothly.
Your dog's dental health plays a key role in their overall health so doing all you can to keep your pet's mouth healthy is essential. But even when we do our best for our pets accidents and dental disease can strike. Below, our Augusta vets share some common dental problems in dogs.
If your cat has a fever it could indicate an underlying health issue. Today our vets at Highland Animal Hospital in Augusta explain some causes of fevers in cats and how to help your sick kitty.
If your dog goes to doggy daycare, is boarded on occasion, or visits the groomer, they will need to be protected from the highly contagious Bordetella virus. Our Augusta vets explain Bordetella and when your dog should be vaccinated.
If your dog's tooth is broken or decayed beyond repair, an extraction may be necessary to stop or prevent infection. Today, our Augusta vets explain what you can expect if your dog is getting a tooth removed.
As a pet parent you play a key role in helping your pet to recover well after surgery. Our Augusta vets offer some tips on how you can help your pet to recover and get back to their normal activities as quickly as possible after surgery.
Highland Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Augusta companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
