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Dr. Samantha Gans A Complete Stool Health Guide from Your Veterinary Partners at Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic When it comes to your dog’s health, what ends up in the yard or on the sidewalk might be more important than you think. At Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic, we encourage pet parents to pay attention to their dog’s poop—not

Our Veterinary Team Explains Common Causes and When to Worry At Scottsdale Veterinary Clinic, one of the most frequent questions we hear from concerned pet owners is: “Why does my dog have diarrhea?” We completely understand how upsetting it can be to see your beloved dog feeling unwell. Diarrhea is messy, stinky, uncomfortable, and sometimes

Based on an article that first appeared at Aspen Veterinary Clinic As a cat owner, you might believe that keeping your feline friend indoors shields them from all dangers and health issues. While indoor cats are generally safer from many outdoor hazards, they still require vaccines and preventative care to ensure a long, healthy life.

An itchy pet can be one of the first signs of an underlying allergy. An allergy is essentially the immune system overreacting to an otherwise harmless substance and causing inflammation. Most pets with allergies tend to excessively lick or scratch their ears, paws, groin and/or armpits. Pets can also itch excessively as a sign of

As a pet owner, seeing your pet not acting their normal self can be concerning. While the amount of water your pet drinks daily can highly vary from one day to the next, repeated or continuous increased drinking could indicate underlying health issues. Commonly seen with increased thirst/drinking is increased urination. Understanding the potential causes,