The prospect of having two dogs in your home can be an exciting one to consider. However, there are some factors to think about before welcoming a second dog into your family. Our Queens vets offer further insights in this post.
While vaccinating your dog does carry a risk of reactions, the benefit of lifelong protection against serious diseases and illnesses far outweighs this risk. In this post, our Queens vets discuss dog vaccinations, in addition to potential side effects associated with vaccine reactions.
Our Queens vets believe that prevention is critical to helping your cat live a long, healthy life. This is why we recommend all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine to protect them from serious feline health conditions that can sometimes be fatal.
While ear mites can cause severe irritation to a cat's skin and ears, they are relatively easy to treat. Our vets in Queens discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatment of ear mites in cats in this post.
Though bad breath in dogs is common, it can also point to health problems. Here, our Queens veterinarians explain why dogs may have bad breath - and how you can help treat and prevent it.
While we all adore our cats, many pet parents are unaware that their feline friend may be suffering from dental health issues. In this post, our Queens veterinarians the importance of oral health care, how to spot signs of problems, how to clean your cat's teeth, and more.
Vaccinations can help protect your cat from rabies - one of the deadliest diseases. In this post, our Queens vets share some important facts about rabies in cats, including symptoms and some unfortunate truths behind this condition.
Dogs with dental problems often experience severe pain and other health issues as a result of their condition. Here, our Queens veterinarians discuss what the most common issues are, how to identify dental health issues in your canine companion, and how they can be prevented and treated.
Are you wondering what animal critical veterinary care is and when an injury qualifies as an emergency for your four-legged friend? Here, our Queens veterinarians define animal critical care and what's classified as a pet emergency.
You've discovered your dog's ear is bleeding—now what? Our Queens veterinarians list common causes for ear bleeding in dogs, symptoms that point to a veterinary emergency, how to stop the bleeding until you can have it treated, treatment options, and more.
Queens Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Queens companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
