If you've just brought a new puppy home, you'll probably find them nipping, chewing and biting everyone and everything they can reach as they go through the teething phase. In this post, our Queens vets explain why a puppy might be biting and share some tips on how to stop this behavior.
Although it's not a condition that most pet parents think about, pneumonia in dogs is relatively common. While many dogs recover well from pneumonia the conditions can be a serious health concern for dogs that are senior, immunocompromised, or very young. Our Queens vets explain more about how pneumonia could affect your dog.
There are many reasons why your dog may throw up, some reasons are far more serious than others. Today, our Queens vets share what you should know about vomiting in dogs and when to head to a vet.
Similar to humans, dogs can suffer from asthma attacks ranging from mild to severe. Today, our Queens vets describe signs and symptoms of asthma in dogs, what to do if your dog has an attack, and how we can treat it.
Giardia is a parasite that can cause Giardiasis in dogs, cats, and humans. Our Queens veterinarians define Giardia, how it spreads, and how it is treated in this post.
Though bladder infections in cats are relatively rare, our Queens vets often see cats suffering from uncomfortable symptoms associated with bladder stones. Here, we'll examine the types, causes, symptoms, and treatments for bladder stones in cats.
When choosing the best dog food for your four-legged friend, you may feel overwhelmed with the number of options. That's why our Queens vets are here to help you narrow down your options and find healthy, affordable, appealing dog food for your pup.
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.
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.
