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Cat teeth cleaning performed by a veterinary professional is essential because it removes tartar and plaque hidden below the gumline, catches dental disease early, and protects your cat’s overall health in ways brushing at home simply can’t match on its own. Dental disease is one of the most common health issues seen in cats, and […]

Dog sneezing is usually caused by something simple, like dust, pollen, or a tickle from sniffing too enthusiastically, but frequent or unusual sneezing can also point to allergies, an infection, or something stuck in the nasal passage. If your dog has been sneezing more than usual lately, you’re probably wondering whether it’s nothing or something

Dry skin on dogs is usually caused by one of a handful of common culprits: allergies, low humidity, poor nutrition, or an underlying skin condition, and figuring out which one applies to your dog is the key to lasting relief. If your dog has been scratching more than usual, you’ve probably already noticed flakes in

Dehydration in cats happens when your cat loses more fluid than they take in, and it can range from mild to life-threatening depending on the cause and how quickly it’s addressed. Cats are notoriously private about hiding illness, which means cat dehydration can sneak up on even the most attentive pet owner. At Broomfield Veterinary

Dog snoring is usually normal and simply caused by relaxed throat tissue vibrating during sleep, but in some dogs it can signal a airway or breathing issue worth a closer look. Whether your dog snores like a chainsaw every night or has only recently started making noise in their sleep, it’s a question we hear

Dog bad breath usually comes down to one thing: a buildup of bacteria in your dog’s mouth, most often caused by plaque and tartar along the gumline. While a little bit of “dog breath” is normal, persistent or unusually strong dog bad breath is your pup’s way of telling you something is going on beneath

If you live with a cat, you’ve almost certainly experienced the familiar sound of a cat hacking up a hairball. While it’s one of the more unpleasant parts of cat ownership, cat hairballs are a normal part of life for most felines. A hairball, or trichobezoar, forms when loose fur that a cat ingests while

You’re snacking on an apple, your dog is giving you those eyes, and suddenly the question hits: can dogs eat apples? The good news is that yes, apples are generally safe for dogs and can even offer some nutritional benefits when served correctly. However, like many human foods, apples come with a few important caveats

A dog runny nose is the body’s way of signaling that something is going on, but what that something is can range from seasonal allergies to a serious infection. The color, consistency, and duration of your dog’s nasal discharge are the real clues, and learning to read them can tell you whether you’re dealing with

A single sneeze from your dog is usually nothing more than a funny moment worth a laugh. But when your dog keeps sneezing, day after day or in rapid-fire bursts, it’s natural to start wondering whether something is wrong. Dog sneezing is actually quite common, and in many cases, it’s completely harmless. That said, frequent