Author: Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic

How can I tell if my pet is in pain? Pain can show up in many different ways. If you notice any of these symptoms of pain, it is recommended to schedule an exam with your veterinarian. Limping Excessive licking Hiding Unusual aggressive behavior Slow to move No longer jumping on furniture/in the car Inappetence

Let’s first talk about WHY your pet might be chewing on furniture, shoes, clothes, trash, sticks…you get the idea. Knowing that can help us address the underlying reasons for chewing and help get your furniture (and your sanity) some relief! Below are common reasons pets chew on things they shouldn’t and what you can do

Regular veterinary visits are crucial for keeping your pet healthy, detecting diseases early and ensuring they receive the best care at every stage of life. How often should your pet go to the vet? After their initial vaccine series is it really necessary? If my pet is acting fine at home do I still need

Diarrhea in pets can be caused by a wide variety of problems. Some of these causes can be relatively minor, but others are much more serious and can even be life threatening. Understanding the possible causes of diarrhea can help you determine when you need to seek veterinary care. Possible causes of diarrhea.  Dietary indiscretion.

The best way to clean your pet’s teeth is with a pet-friendly toothbrush and pet specific enzymatic toothpaste. NEVER use a toothpaste meant for people as the fluoride and other ingredients can be toxic. Start by ensuring your pet likes the toothpaste – we want them to think of this as a treat and come