by East Valley Animal Hospital | Mar 31, 2026 | Cat Care, Dog Care, General Care, Medical Procedures, Pet Care, Pet Health, Puppy Care
Spaying and neutering are the words we use to describe a veterinary surgery that makes pets incapable of reproduction. Spaying is a surgery that removes the ovaries and uterus of female animals, and neutering removes the testicles of a male. While some people feel...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jan 30, 2026 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Pet Care, Preventative Care
Every pet should go to the vet at least once a year. Why? Mainly because preventive care can help your pet live longer and lead a happier life. So no matter when you got your pet, how old they are, or how much veterinary care they’ve had in the past, you should book...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jan 26, 2026 | Cat Care, Preventative Care, Vaccinations
Vaccinations keep your furry friend safe from contagious diseases that can be harmful or even deadly. They help your pet build a strong immune system, so they can fight off infections and live longer. Because vaccinations are so important for your pet’s health, you...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jan 20, 2026 | Cat Care, Skin Irritations
Allergies in pets can cause all sorts of problems. From uncomfortable itching to respiratory issues, allergies can make pets very uncomfortable. Sometimes they can even cause deadly reactions. Cats can be allergic to ingredients in their food, insect stings, pollen,...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Aug 3, 2025 | Cat Care, Dental Care
Keeping your cat’s teeth healthy is an important part of helping them live a long and healthy life. Dental care reduces their risk of painful infections, prevents tooth loss, and keeps their breath smelling fresh. If you’re still on the fence about dental care for...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jul 9, 2025 | Cat Care, Dental Care
All kittens lose their milk teeth, just like children lose their baby teeth. This is perfectly normal for kittens who are around 3 to 4 months old. Their teeth fall out to give their 30 adult teeth room to grow in. However, if an adult cat’s tooth fell out, it means...
