Dry flaky skin and dull coat are common concerns when it comes to the health of dogs. Our Huntersville vets delve into the causes of dandruff in dogs and how to treat it.
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Here is what you can expect from your puppy's first vet visit, along with a checklist of things to take and questions to ask your vet.
Are you concerned about the side effects of your cat's hyperthyroidism treatment? Are there any natural remedies for hyperthyroidism in cats? Find out in today's blog post.
In today's article, our Huntersville vets discuss what you can expect at your kitten's first vet visit and what questions you should ask.
Routine vet care including checkups, parasite prevention, and vaccines are key to keeping your dog healthy throughout their lifetime. But, how often should you take a dog to the vet? Find out.
Broken jaws are a surprisingly common injury in dogs. Here, you will learn how a broken jaw can be repaired, and a few tips on caring for your dog as their jaw heals.
Stomatitis is an oral health condition that causes inflammation and ulcers in your cat's mouth. Here, you will find information about the symptoms of this painful condition and treatment.
Broken jaws are a surprisingly common injury in dogs. Here, you will learn how a broken jaw can be repaired, and a few tips on caring for your dog as their jaw heals.
Parasites pose a serious risk to the health of pets across the Huntersville area. Fortunately preventing parasites has never been easier. Learn more.
In today's post, our Huntersville vets explain what makes Pet Wellness Plans a great deal for many pet parents and how these plans benefit dogs and cats of all ages and sizes.
Hyperthyroidism is a condition that occurs if your kitty's thyroid hormone levels become too high. Our Huntersville vets explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment.
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New pets are always welcome at LakeCross Veterinary Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.
