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.
Addison's disease is a condition that can affect hormone production leading to complications for organs such as the kidneys. Here, our Bedford vets share some vital information about the causes and signs of Addison's disease in cats, how it is diagnosed and what can be done to manage the symptoms.
Ticks are an external parasite that can carry diseases. If your pet is bitten by an infected tick they risk developing one of these potentially serious conditions such as Lyme disease. Today, our Bedford vets talk about Lyme disease in dogs including the symptoms, treatment options and if it can be cured.
If you need to head away from home for a while when you have pets, it will involve some careful planning. This is especially true if your companion has medical needs. Today, our Bedford vets talk about caring for your pet while you are away from home and how medical pet boarding can help if your cat or dog has a condition or is recovering.
Do you have anxiety about leaving your dog while you go on vacation? This is completely normal. Today, our Bedford vets offer advice like what to do with your dog while you travel, what you can expect, and how pet boarding may be an ideal choice during your vacation.
Leaving your dog for any amount of time can be stressful, especially so if your dog is older. Here, our Bedford vets talk about what you should share with the boarding staff and how you can help your senior dog have a relaxing and comfortable stay at a pet boarding facility.
We generally think of cats as being solitary creatures, but did you know that they are actually pretty social and prefer having company? Here, our Bedford vets talk about how long you can leave a cat at home alone during each stage of their life and tips for ensuring a pleasant experience.
If you need to go away from home for a while and you have a cat then you may be wondering: 'Should I travel with my cat?' and 'Do cats even like to travel?'. Here, our Bedford vets talk about the best way to travel with a cat and how to travel with a cat on a plane or in a car for a stress-free trip.
When a cat's tooth becomes damaged or if it is causing your cat a great deal of pain your vet will likely recommend an extraction to treat the issue and prevent complications with the surrounding teeth. Today, our Bedford vets share some information about cat dental surgery and why tooth extractions are needed.
