As you reflected on the past year and made plans for the year ahead, you no doubt made New Year’s resolutions to improve your body, mind, and soul. Our Town & Country Animal Hospital team knows you are also concerned about your pet’s health, and in case you have not already done so, we suggest [...]
Arthritis is a familiar term—but do pets experience the same aches and pains as their two-legged guardians? How can you tell if your pet has arthritis? And, can anything be done to help them? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this Town & Country Animal Hospital guide to arthritis in pets. Arthritis [...]
Many conditions can cause seizures in pets, and witnessing your pet have a seizure can be frightening. Our Town and Country Animal Hospital PC team wants to help by providing tips on how to react if your pet is affected. #1: Be informed about what causes pet seizures A seizure is a temporary, involuntary brain [...]
Excess weight can lead to serious health complications for your pet. Many pets are overweight or obese, but most pet owners don’t recognize the problem. Our Town and Country Animal Hospital PC team wants to help by answering frequently asked questions about pet weight management. Question: How do I know if my pet is overweight? [...]
If you have had an ear infection, you know how painful and irritating this condition can be. When your pet has a chronic ear infection, they suffer too, enduring inflammation and pain in a seemingly never-ending cycle of one ear infection after the other. Owners often find managing their pets’ chronic ear infections challenging, but [...]
You may be tempted to skip your pet’s annual wellness screening if they seem healthy, but these visits are extremely important to their overall health and wellbeing. Our Town and Country Animal Hospital team wants to explain how your pet can benefit from regular wellness screenings to ensure they get the care they need to [...]
For most pet owners, fur and hair are permanent accessories, and lint rollers are like gold. Shedding is a natural way for your pet to shake off their undercoat’s old, damaged hair and regulate their body temperature. Many breeds grow thicker coats in winter and lose them in the spring as temperatures rise. However, pets [...]
Oh, spring—the flowers are blooming, the grass is getting greener, the birds are chirping, and the pets are itching. Yep, our four-legged friends are as susceptible to allergies as people, and an allergic pet feels as crummy as someone sniffing and sneezing through the changing seasons. Pets and people react to many of the same [...]
From the day we bring our pets home, we want to do everything we can to ensure they stay healthy and happy. While basic needs like food, water, and shelter are enough to get by, pets thrive—and live longer—when they have excellent physical, mental, and social care. While not an exhaustive list, here are some [...]
Your pet explores their environment with their nose and mouth, and they occasionally inhale an irritant, resulting in coughing to clear the material. Other, more serious conditions, can also cause pets to cough. Our team at Town and Country Animal Hospital provides information on why pets cough, and when you should be concerned. Coughing types [...]
