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Author Archives: 1st Pet Veterinary Centers

Pet Health

Not unlike humans, cats experience occasional hacking, coughing, and vomiting, but if your feline’s regurgitations are frequent, it may be time to take a closer look at the underlying cause. Whether your cat just began to vomit for the first time, he or she seems to be ill, or you’re worried about an ongoing, chronic […]

Pet Health

You likely hate to see your beloved dog scratching away at the irritating bites from fleas. However, you should know that those tiny, harmless-looking pests can cause a lot more trouble than mere discomfort. Fleas have historically served as a carrier for various diseases and led to numerous health complications. Once you’ve learned more about […]

Pet Health

Cats display uncommon grace and agility in their ability to negotiate practically any horizontal surface and almost always land on their feet in a fall. However, your cat’s feet can also suffer from diseases, injuries, and irritations that impair normal comfort and function. These problems can range from minor issues to serious trauma. The more […]

Pet Health, Treatment & Care

Can your cat get fleas or ticks? You protect your dogs against these biting bugs — but do your cats need the same types of treatments? Your feline friends will need different types of treatment and prevention from external parasites. How Do Cats Get Fleas or Ticks? Like your dogs, your cats can also attract […]

Pet Health

Parainfluenza is a serious respiratory disease that spreads easily between dogs. This highly preventable disease can not only make your dog very sick, but it can cause other problems. It has been responsible for many respiratory disease outbreaks all over the world. Here is more information about the signs your dog has a parainfluenza infection […]

Pet Health, Treatment & Care

Being the owner a cat with feline cerebellar hypoplasia sounds daunting at first. After all, the condition is neurological and causes your cat to have issues with walking, cleaning themselves, and other tasks that most felines do with ease. Depending on how severe your cat’s cerebellar hypoplasia — or CH — condition is, you may […]