At Montecito Veterinary Center, we believe in educating our clients so they can be the best pet owners possible. In this article, our Santa Rosa vets discuss urinalysis for dogs and cats, as well as how to understand urinalysis results.
If your dog is sick, has been injured, has swallowed something it shouldn't have, or is pregnant, chances are they will need radiography (X-rays). Our Santa Rosa vets explain more about the procedure.
Being told that your dog needs blood work done can be scary for pet owners. To help put you at ease, our Santa Rosa vets are here to explain why these tests are performed and why you shouldn't worry.
If you are thinking of getting a cat, you'll likely want them to stick around as long as possible. Today, our Santa Rosa vets are here to tell you which breeds of cats can live the longest.
Our senior cats are living far longer than they used to, so you might be wondering at what age your cat is actually considered to be a senior. Our Santa Rosa vets explain, and talk about how you can keep them feeling young.
Today, our Santa Rosa vets discuss at what age a dog is considered to be a senior and the special care they may need.
Thanks to the improvement in veterinary medicine and pet nutrition our senior cats are living longer than ever before. Our Santa Rosa vets talk about what to expect as your cat ages and share tips on how to care for your geriatric cat.
As our canine companions age, they are likely to find themselves with different dietary requirements. Our Santa Rosa vets answer questions about geriatric care and the best dog food for older dogs.
Our veterinarians are seeing increasing numbers of dogs with diabetes. While treatments are available for diabetes in dogs, there is no cure. Today, we look at some of the most common symptoms of diabetes in dogs.
Today, our Santa Rosa vets discuss anxiety and depression in dogs and how you can care for them.