"Hot spots" or allergic dermatitis is common in dogs. They often develop these skin conditions when they are exposed to allergens. Our Fayetteville vets discuss ways you can recognize allergic dermatitis in dogs and how it's treated.
The kidneys perform several essential functions that play a vital role in your cat's health. Today, our Fayetteville vets explain the signs of kidney failure in cats and what you can do to help them.
While relatively rare in dogs, hyperthyroidism is a serious health concern that requires rapid treatment in order to achieve the best possible treatment outcomes. Today our Fayetteville vets share more about hyperthyroidism in dogs.
It may come as a surprise to learn that like people, cats can suffer from asthma, and for many of the same reasons. Our Fayetteville vets discuss what signs might tell you if your cat may be having an asthma attack, and what you should do for them.
Getting your dog vaccinated is the best way to protect your pup and family from dangerous illnesses such as rabies. In this blog, our Fayetteville vets discuss the rabies vaccination schedule for dogs and why it's important to have your canine companion vaccinated.
Our Fayetteville vets know that it can be tempting to skip vaccinations for indoor cats, but even if your feline friend stays inside there are some good reasons to have your kitty vaccinated. Our vets explain.
Your dog suddenly stops, extends their neck, and produces a loud snorting sound. There is a good chance that you have just witnessed a reverse sneeze, and while it may be somewhat alarming it is common in small dogs. Below, our Fayetteville vets explain paroxysmal respiration.
There are many different reasons why your dog may have a seizure, ranging from heat exhaustion to epilepsy. Here, our Fayetteville vets explain some of the reasons that a dog may have a seizure and what to do if yours does.
Tapeworms are a common parasite that can infect Fayetteville dogs. Today our vets discuss tapeworms in dogs - including the common symptoms and treatments.
Is your dog 'scooting' or having difficulties passing stool? Anal sac disease could be the problem. In today's post, our Fayetteville vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatments for this uncomfortable condition in dogs.
Fayette Veterinary Medical Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Fayetteville companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
