The rupturing of your dog's ACL (CCL) can be a painful condition that often requires surgical intervention for proper treatment. Here, our veterinarians in Santa Barbara discuss ACL injuries in dogs, how they can be treated and what to expect after surgery.
Does your pup have a habit of chewing on everything they shouldn't be? Whether it's your favorite shoes or rocks from outside, most pet parents wonder what they can do about it. Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss why your dog eats everything and what you can do to stop this behavior.
If your cat's eyes appear to be clouding over, they might be developing cataracts. Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss cataracts in cats, what to look for and what can be done to treat this condition and restore their quality of life.
Some dogs have really bad breath. While it may just be that they've eaten something that smells awful, it may also be caused by a more serious issue. Today, our vets in Santa Barbara answer the question, 'Why does my dog's breath smell?' and offer advice on how to treat your dog's bad breath.
Dental problems in cats can cause pain and lead to health complications like infections. Our vets in Santa Barbara discuss dental disease in cats, including the symptoms and what can be done to treat and prevent these conditions.
If your feline friend is unspayed, then you may find yourself with a pregnant cat up to five times a year. Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss how long a cat is pregnant and what to expect during labor and delivery.
Diagnostic imaging is a standard part of routine and emergency veterinary care. But how are each of the tools different? Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss what you can expect when you bring your cat or dog in for a CT scan, MRI, or X-ray imaging at our veterinary diagnostic lab.
Diagnostic technology helps veterinarians gain valuable insight into a pet's internal health and function. Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss veterinary CT scanners and the advantages of CT scans for companion animals.
Most of the time, we think that cats do just fine on their own, but this is not entirely true. Many need companionship. Here, our Santa Barbara vets discuss how to tell if your cat wants another cat and how then adjust to life with a new friend.
Is it time for your puppies' first grooming or just your next scheduled puppy grooming? Well, our San Roque Pet Hospital vets are here to help.