It’s that wonderful time of year for gathering with family and friends and enjoying the holidays together… and “together” includes our beloved pets, of course! Are you stuck on a gift to make your family pet feel included in the fun? East Valley Animal Hospital,...
When we think of rabies, we tend to imagine vicious and aggressive dogs foaming at the mouth. This is a scary picture, but actually is pretty accurate when it comes to how rabies affects animals. East Valley Animal Hospital, located in Gilbert Arizona, has years of...
For many of us, cats are a part of the family. We like to pamper them, spoil them and treat them like royalty. An interesting but little-known fact is that when female cats are not spayed or are pregnant, they are actually called queens! Your friendly felines are a...
Viruses can be frustrating for humans when we are stuck in bed for days. They can be just as hard for your beloved pet, if not worse. Vaccinations can help to keep your pet safe from the germs and illnesses that they may come across. We know there can be many...
If your cat is constantly scratching or chewing at his skin, it can be quite concerning. Having an itch you just can’t scratch is miserable, even for humans. Luckily, there are treatments for pruritus (itchy skin) that we can help you with. East Valley Animal...
Protection from fleas and ticks is imperative for your pets. The fur on your pet creates the perfect environment for fleas and ticks to flourish. They feed on your pet’s blood, and cause various health issues from allergic reactions to tick-borne diseases. Arizona...
When thinking about bringing a new dog into the family through adoption, people frequently consider purebred dogs first. While pure breeds have their own desirable qualities, there are also many attractive reasons to consider adopting a mutt that should not be...
An important area of your pet’s overall health is your pet’s dental health. The earlier you can catch any concerns in their oral health, the better. Preventative medicine is key to the longevity of your pet’s life and that includes ensuring their teeth are well taken...
It is far better to prevent illnesses and diseases or to catch them in their early stages, rather than treating them after they have progressed. Preventative health care, such as an annual visit, will help your pet live the life you want for them and keep them from...
When it comes to your pet, we know that they are a part of your family! And since they are a part of the family, why wouldn’t you want to prevent them from becoming ill in order to ensure that they are in the best of health? An ounce of prevention is a pound of care....
