As spring turns to summer, pets often face increased ear and skin issues. Otitis externa, the most common ear problem, causes symptoms like head shaking and ear scratching due to allergies or foreign bodies like grass seeds. Our vets diagnose and treat this condition with tailored plans involving medications and cleaning solutions. Spring and summer also bring skin irritations, leading to itching, lumps, or sores from allergies, infections, or insect bites. Thorough evaluations and sometimes further testing guide our treatment, aiming to ease discomfort and restore your pet's comfort.

Spring is about to be upon us, and summer is just around the corner. With this beautiful weather comes an increase in ear and skin problems.The most common ear problem we encounter in pets is otitis externa, which is inflammation and/or infection of the outer ear. This can present with head shaking, scratching at ears, smell from the ears, visible discharge at the canal opening or holding the ears abnormally.

Rabbits are cute, cuddly and very unique, especially when it comes to their health. Digestive health and diet are critical in keeping you r rabbit as healthy as possible. And something that impacts this greatly is dental health.Rabbits have 4 incisor teeth at the front of their mouth, 2 peg teeth behind and 22 molar teeth set back from these with pads of gum in between. The teeth are continuously growing throughout their life and therefore must be worn down through good chewing of proper foods.