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...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jun 3, 2025 | Cat Care
Heartworms are deadly. While Arizona might have fewer cases than other areas in the U.S., they can still cause significant damage to our pets. Although they are not as common in cats as in dogs, cats can get heartworms, too. If you have a cat, knowing how to...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jan 22, 2025 | Dog Care
Weight is an important marker for your dog’s overall health. Being overweight can cause health problems and shorten their lifespan, while being underweight can also be a sign of poor health or make them more susceptible to illness. It’s important to know what...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Nov 9, 2024 | Disease in Dogs
Also known as chronic kidney disease, kidney failure, or renal failure, this incurable disease is often deadly to our furry friends, both cats and dogs. Knowing the signs and symptoms to look for could save your pet’s life. Kidney disease becomes progressively worse...
by East Valley Animal Hospital | Aug 17, 2024 | Cat Care
Kidney disease is a chronic illness that unfortunately has no cure. Also known as chronic kidney disease, kidney failure, or renal failure, this incurable illness starts slowly and grows worse over time. This disease affects cats of all ages, but older cats have a...
