Get valuable tips and advice from our Bedford veterinarians to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
Preventing serious illness is the key to helping your cat live a long and healthy life. That's why our Bedford vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine as soon as possible. Here's how the FVRCP protects your cat's health.
While you may have already vaccinated your dog against rabies, there is still a small chance that they could become infected. Our Bedford vets talk about rabies and whether your dog can still get rabies after being vaccinated.
Dogs may experience significant pain and fear when they sustain a jawbone fracture. The veterinarians at Fine Animal Hospital are available to guide you through understanding the causes of this injury, the appropriate treatment, and how to care for your furry friend afterward.
While routine professional veterinary dental care is vital to your pup's oral health, dental chews can help clear away plaque at home. Here, our vets in Bedford discuss the use of dog dental chews and whether they really work to clean your pup's teeth.
While you likely don't think of your dog as having a dirty mouth, have you ever wondered how clean it actually is? Here, our Bedford vets answer the question, 'Is a dog's mouth cleaner than a human's?' and discuss how to clean a dog's mouth.
Did you know that caring for your pup's teeth and oral health is essential? But what should you know about their teeth? Here, our vets in Bedford share some important information about your dog's teeth, such as how many they have and how to prevent tooth loss.
Tooth resorption is a common issue that affects adult cats. Unfortunately, it often goes untreated. In today's post, our Bedford vets share the common signs of tooth resorption in cats, the different types and what can be done to treat it.
Valley Fever is a fungal infection that can affect dogs in dry, desert-like areas. Here, our Bedford vets discuss the effect of Valley Fever on dogs, how it is spread, the treatment options and how you can prevent this infection.
If you begin to notice your dog's skin changing color, becoming purple of blueish, they may be experiencing cyanosis. In this blog, our vets in Bedford explain the causes and dangers of cyanosis in dogs, as well as the prognosis and treatment options.
Diabetes is a disease that can seriously impact your furry friend's health if not treated properly. Here, our vets in Bedford discuss the causes, symptoms, treatments for diabetes in cats, and advice on when to seek veterinary attention.
