Maintaining your teeth is crucial, but you also need to monitor your dog’s dental health. After all, they are unable to brush, floss, or use mouthwash for themselves. Proper dog dental care goes a long way toward keeping your pet… Read More
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What to Know About Senior Pet Wellness Care
As our pets age over time, their health needs change significantly. While regular veterinary care is vital for pets of all ages, senior pets require a more customized approach to ensure they enjoy an active life in their golden years…. Read More
Tips for Keeping Your Dog Moving During Wintertime
As pet parents, we comprehend that keeping our dogs occupied inside the house can be challenging during the wintertime. Trying to come up with new ideas for keeping your canine busy can be more exhausting than actually getting up and… Read More
Ways to Protect Your Pet in Winter
Maryland’s winter months can be chilly and dry, and the weather’s impact on a pet’s skin and coat can vary from subtle to extreme. Dry, itchy skin is not fun, particularly when symptoms result in pain, irritability, or secondary skin… Read More
Understanding the Importance of a Lost Pet Microchip ID
Do you know how high your residential fencing is? Your pets are less likely to wander off when your backyard has a fence. Cats and dogs are intelligent animals that can figure out how to get around, over, or under… Read More
Common Emergency Signs in Senior Pets
As our pets age, their needs change, and they might become more susceptible to health issues. Knowing when to look for emergency care is essential to ensuring they live long, healthy lives. This post will walk you through some common… Read More
Understanding About Osteosarcoma in Dogs
Pet cancer can occur due to different environmental and genetic factors. The more pet owners know, the more they can help their pets with preventative measures. Since it’s Pet Cancer Awareness Month, Alexander Animal Hospital wants to share information regarding… Read More
Canine Lymphoma: Life After Diagnosis
A lymphoma diagnosis in dogs is life-changing for both the dog and their owners. However, many dogs can still experience a good quality of life with proper management and supportive care. Here are some key considerations for life after a… Read More
Living with Canine Lymphoma
Canine lymphoma is a cancer that impacts the lymphocytes, a kind of white blood cell crucial to the immune system. Much like in humans, canine lymphoma is serious, and learning that your dog has this condition can be overwhelming. Understanding… Read More