Our Tucson vets know that it can be tempting to skip vaccines for indoor cats, today they explain why that is a bat idea. Even if your kitty stays inside there are very good reasons to have your feline friend vaccinated.
Constipation in dogs may seem like a minor problem but it can be life-threatening depending on the cause. Here, our Tucson veterinary team offers advice on what to do if your dog is constipated.
While the chances of a vaccinated dog contracting rabies are low, a rabies vaccination does not guarantee 100% protection. Today, the vets from Spanish Trail Pet Clinic discuss rabies and what to do if you suspect your dog might have been exposed.
Vaccines prevent a wide range of diseases in dogs and puppies, making vaccination schedules an essential part of their long-term health care. Find out from our Tucson vets what shots your puppy or dog needs, and when they need them in today's post.
When you bring your cat or dog in for a routine exam your vet will examine your pet for early signs of illness, internal damage, as well as other severe conditions. Today, our Tucson vets discuss the reasons why it's important for your pet to see their vet for regular checkups.
If they are diagnosed early ear infections in dogs are generally easy to treat. In this blog, our Tucson vets discuss the signs of ear infections in dogs and the steps you should take if you believe your pup's ear may have an infection.
It can be challenging to determine whether or not your cat is sick sometimes. Today, our Tucson vets share the signs and symptoms for you to look out for in your feline companion.
There are few symptoms more distressing to pet parents than when their dog develops diarrhea. Our Tucson vets know that if your pooch has diarrhea you need a cure FAST! Below are some of the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs and what you should do to help resolve this messy issue.
Obviously, you care about making sure your pet receives the best quality care! Today our Tucson vets discuss the qualifications doctors need to practice veterinary medicine in the United States.
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that can result in heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs, and, when left untreated, even death for pets in Tucson. The disease is typically found in cats, dogs, and ferrets. Here, our vets explain why prevention is key.
Spanish Trail Pet Clinic is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Tucson companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
Please note we are closed between 12:30pm-2pm Monday-Thursday
