Dogs suffering from chronic pain experience a serious decline in quality of life, yet the signs of chronic pain in dogs can be difficult for even the most attentive pet parents to spot. Here, our Staten Island vets discuss chronic pain in dogs, the signs, and treatments that can help your dog live more comfortably.
Taking your cat or dog in for routine exams is the best way to prevent and identify a variety of health issues in your pet. In this article, our Staten Island vets discuss what you can expect when you bring your pet in for a wellness exam.
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) ruptures are a common injury in dogs. Our Staten Island vets explain the injury as well as the CCL surgery process that is likely necessary for your dog.
If your cat has an ear hematoma you might wonder how to help. Today, our Staten Island vet team shares more about what causes aural hematomas in cats, symptoms, and treatment options.
An ear hematoma, also called an aural hematoma, is a blood-filled blister that can form on a dog's ear. Dogs with long and floppy ears, which are prone to infections, are more likely to get them. Our veterinarians at Staten Island will provide more information on ear hematomas and their treatment.
Dogs may experience significant pain and fear when they sustain a jawbone fracture. The veterinarians at Aadobe Animal Hospital are available to guide you through understanding the causes of this injury, the appropriate treatment, and how to care for your furry friend afterward.
Laser therapy can be used in combination with traditional treatment methods to manage a number of conditions and speed up healing. In this post, our Staten Island vets talk about what veterinary cold laser therapy is and how exactly it helps our furry friends to feel better and get moving quicker.
Pets tend to be full of energy and not necessarily the best accident avoidance. In this post, our Staten Island vets will discuss first aid for pets, and what to do if your pet ever gets into trouble.
Is your dog suffering from pain? Cold laser therapy may be an ideal non-invasive treatment option. In this post, our Staten Island vets explain which conditions can benefit from this treatment, and how to determine if this therapy is appropriate for your dog.
Just like their humans, dogs can suffer the negative effects of gum disease and tooth decay. That's why it's critical to care for your dog's teeth as part of your canine companion's overall health. In this post, our vets in Staten Island list tips for keeping your pooch's teeth clean and their mouth healthy.
Aadobe Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Staten Island companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
