The Case of the Springtime Sneezes: Is It a Cold, Allergy, or Something More?

The Case of the Springtime Sneezes: Is It a Cold, Allergy, or Something More?

An ah-choo from a kitty can sound pawsitively adorable, but if your cat or dog is experiencing anything more than an occasional sneeze, it’s time to investigate. Pet allergies and respiratory infections in pets can make our furry family members very uncomfortable, so in this blog, our team at All Critters Veterinary Hospital shares the […]

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Preparing Your Exotic Pet for the New Year: Health Checkups and Preventive Care

Preparing Your Exotic Pet for the New Year: Health Checkups and Preventive Care

Regular wellness and preventive care can extend a pet’s life—including our exotic pets! In fact, it might be even more important for them as exotic pets face a variety of health challenges that, if found early, will not shorten your pet’s lifetime. 

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Recognizing Signs of Illness in Exotic Pets

Recognizing Signs of Illness in Exotic Pets

Caring for an exotic or pocket pet at All Critters Veterinary Hospital comes with its own unique set of challenges. Unlike dogs and cats, exotic pets have distinct needs and thrive under different conditions. Their husbandry and medical care require specialized knowledge and attention. One of the most challenging aspects of caring for an exotic […]

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Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

While Halloween is a fun time for pets and their people, there are plenty of potential hazards for our fury (and scaly) friends. The good news is that with a proactive approach to Halloween pet safety, you can achieve a level of peace of mind and enjoy the holiday with your best friend.

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Is My Cat Too Fat? Identifying and Managing Feline Obesity

Is My Cat Too Fat? Identifying and Managing Feline Obesity

If your tabby’s tummy is almost touching the ground, you are not alone. An estimated 63% of cats in the United States have a weight problem, according to recent studies.  And while a floofy feline may look extra cuddle-worthy, it isn’t healthy for a cat to carry excess weight.  At All Critters Veterinary Hospital, we […]

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Debunking Common Pet Myths

Debunking Common Pet Myths

If you are like the rest of us at All Critters Veterinary Hospital, you are pretty obsessed with your pets. It is fun to learn all that you can about the amazing critters you share your home with, but be aware that there are some common misconceptions about dogs and cats floating around out there. […]

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All About Veterinary Laser Surgery

All About Veterinary Laser Surgery

Laser surgery in pets may sound like pretty advanced stuff, but at All Critters Veterinary Hospital, it is just one more example of how we work to bring the best to all of our patients. When we use state of the art technology like laser surgery in pets, we offer all of our animal patients […]

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The Dangers of Leaving Pets in Hot Cars

The Dangers of Leaving Pets in Hot Cars

If you’ve ever sat in a parked car, you know that it doesn’t take too long for discomfort to set in. This can be true in any season, but the temperatures of late spring through early fall create some truly terrible conditions inside vehicles. Even cars parked in the shade, beneath cloud cover, or with […]

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Training Exotic Pets: Techniques for Bonding and Teaching Basic Commands

Training Exotic Pets: Techniques for Bonding and Teaching Basic Commands

Building a bond with an exotic pet may not follow the same path as, say, a cat or dog. However, establishing and maintaining a friendship with an exotic pet is not only possible, but the experience may enrich the lives of both owner and exotic pet. 

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The Heart of the Matter: Understanding the Importance of Pet Heartworm Prevention

The Heart of the Matter: Understanding the Importance of Pet Heartworm Prevention

Heartworm disease is a serious illness that can damage the lungs and hearts of affected animals. Left untreated, heartworm disease can become fatal, because the spaghetti-shaped worms will grow and multiply, and eventually block blood flow to the animal’s heart.  The good news is that heartworm disease is preventable. Read on for more information from […]

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