Thanks to advancements in veterinary care and medicine, pet nutrition and diet research and development, and accessibility to information for pet owners, our senior cats are able to live happier, longer lives. Today, our Seymour vets talk about what to expect as your cat ages and share tips for senior cat care.
While it may seem inconvenient to bring your dog to the vet regularly for vaccinations and booster shots, they help your pup stay healthy. Today, our Seymour vets talk about vaccine schedules for puppies and dogs and explain why it's important to vaccinate your pet.
Preventive care and routine wellness exams are key players in your cat's long-term good health. In this post, our Seymour vets explain why wellness exams are important for cats and how often you need to bring your kitty to the vet for preventive care and routine checkups.
In the United States, cats are the second most popular pet, and most owners bring them home as kittens. In this post, our Seymour vets explain when newborn kittens open their eyes and provide other tips on caring for your new young friend.
There are a handful of benefits to having two dogs in your home for both you and your pups! Our, Seymour vets explain more here.
Our veterinary team at Seymour Veterinary Hospital knows you love your pet. And You want to help your cat or dog achieve lifelong health and happiness. Today, our Seymour vets share tips on how you can establish a healthy lifestyle and environment for your adorable pet.
Wellness plans and pet insurance are both important but are fundamentally different options that help make your pet’s healthcare more affordable. Here, our Seymour vets explain more about the differences between wellness plans and pet insurance.
Heartworm disease is a common but serious condition that can result in your pet experiencing heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs, and even death for pets in Seymour. Here, our vets explain why preventing this disease is the best medicine.
Bringing your pet in for their yearly fecal exam at the vet is the best way to keep your pet and your family safe from intestinal parasites. Annual fecals give your Seymour vet a chance to check for intestinal parasites before more serious conditions develop.
Fleas are the most common external parasite, and they can make your pet very uncomfortable! They can even lead to infections and cause serious diseases if not properly managed. Our Seymour vets explain early signs of fleas, and what to do if your pet does have fleas.