It can be a harrowing experience for both you and your dog if your dog breaks their jaw. Today, our New Ulm vets explain the causes of a broken jaw in dogs, how it can be repaired, and how to care for your pet after this injury.
Hookworms are internal parasites that can be especially deadly to puppies who haven't been vaccinated yet. Here, our New Ulm vets discuss the lifecycle of hookworms in dogs along with the causes, symptoms and how they can be prevented.
Therapeutic techniques can be a great addition to traditional treatment, helping to decrease pain and speed up healing. In this post, our New Ulm vets discuss laser therapy in dogs, when it's needed and what you can expect from this treatment.
Did your cat wake up with the alarming smell coming from their mouth? While some smells are normal, others can indicate that there is a serious issue. Our New Ulm vets discuss why your cat has bad breath and what the treatment options are.
Poor oral hygiene and accidents can lead to damaged teeth. This damage has the potential to cause serious complications. Here, our New Ulm vets talk about why tooth extractions are needed and what you can expect from your dog's dental surgery.
If you have an intact female dog then you are likely planning to breed her at some point. While dogs have natural instincts that help through labor and delivery, there may be some cases where human intervention is needed. Today our New Ulm vets share information about C-sections for dogs and when it may be needed.
All that running and playing that dogs do can lead to both sudden and repeated use injuries like those to their limbs and ligaments. Our New Ulm vets talk about how a cranial cruciate ligament injury may happen and how CCL surgery can help get your dog moving comfortably again.
No matter how young or old your cat is, routine care will be vital for their ongoing health and wellbeing. Today, our New Ulm vets discuss the importance of routine exams and how often you should take your cat to the vet for checkups.
No matter what size or breed your dog is, the development of issues affecting the joints may occur. Luckily, by knowing the signs, you can help keep your dog comfortable and moving well. Here, our New Ulm vets discuss the signs and types of joint pain in dogs and how they are treated.
Many dogs love to spend some time face-first in a patch of grass, chomping away. But should you be concerned with this behavior? Our New Ulm vets discuss grass-eating habits in dogs, why they choose to eat grass and whether it is safe to do.