When our Franklin vets diagnose anemia in dogs they see it as a symptom of an underlying condition rather than the primary cause. If anemia has been diagnosed in your dog, here is what you should know about the causes, symptoms and treatments.
In Franklin and across the US, people, pets and farm animals are at risk from tick-borne diseases. Our veterinarians talk more about symptoms and treatment of anaplasmosis, which is spread by the black-legged deer tick.
Tooth decay and gum disease can be problematic for dogs as much as for humans. Today, our Franklin vets explain how to clean a dog's mouth and keep their teeth in tip-top condition.
Just like their human companions, dogs can develop dental cavities as a result of sub-par oral hygiene. Today, our Franklin vets offer tips on how to prevent cavities in dogs and what to do if your dog has one.
Wellness plans are veterinary care 'packages' that include routine wellness care services, available at a discounted monthly or annual rate. Today, our Advanced Veterinary Care team discusses the benefits of wellness plans, and some things to take into consideration.
If you've noticed your dog itching, scratching, and licking at themselves recently, this could be a sign that they have a skin condition known as dermatitis. Our Franklin vets discuss what might be causing the skin problems and how you can help treat them.
One of the best ways you can keep your dog healthy is to make sure they're eating the right amount of food (not too much, not too little). Today, our Franklin vets give advice and tips on how you can make sure you're giving your dog the right amount of food every day.
Just like humans, our pet's heart is a vital organ that performs the important task of pumping oxygenated blood throughout the body. Today, our Franklin vets discuss 5 common types of heart disease in pets.
If your dog has an irritated, itchy spot that smells, they may be suffering from a yeast infection. Our Franklin vets are here to talk about the condition, what it looks like and how to treat it.
Parvovirus is a deadly and highly contagious virus that is spread from dog to dog through contact, infected toys or objects such as bowls and toys. Our Franklin vets are here to tell you about this horrible virus and tell you how you can keep your pooch protected.
Advanced Veterinary Care is accepting new patients! Our friendly and experienced vets are passionate about improving the health of Franklin companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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