An ear hematoma, also known as an aural hematoma, is a blood blister that develops on your pup's ear. Dogs with long, floppy ears that are prone to ear infections are particularly susceptible. Today, our South Wilton vets explain more about ear hematomas and how they are treated.
Constipation is a common complaint seen in our canine patients at South Wilton Veterinary Group. Today, our South Wilton vets discuss the symptoms and causes of constipation and how to help a constipated dog.
Itching, scratching, or licking their skin are signs that your dog might have a skin condition known as dermatitis. Today, our South Wilton vets explain some common causes of skin problems in dogs and how you can help your pet feel better.
Ear infections are quite common in dogs, especially if they have long, floppy ears or like to swim. Most ear infections are easy to treat if caught early. Today, our South Wilton vets discuss common symptoms of ear infections in dogs and what to do if your pup has an infection.
Diarrhea can be a distressing symptom for both you and your pup. Today, our South Wilton vets discuss the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs, how to stop diarrhea, and when to see a vet.
As our canine companions age, they are likely to require a different diet to meet their shifting needs. Today our South Wilton vets discuss senior dogs' dietary needs and their recommended food options for senior dogs.
Should I brush my dog's teeth? Yes! Just like humans, oral health and hygiene are important to our canine friends. Regular dental checkups and at-home brushing can help prevent oral health issues that could lead to serious, painful conditions for your pup.
Our South Wilton vets know that loving dog owners enjoy giving their canine friends little treats now and again, but it is important to know that not all treats are ok; a surprising amount of the food people consume is actually toxic to dogs! In today's post South Wilton Veterinary Group discusses the toxic dog treats list you need to avoid.
So you've just discovered that your cat or dog requires an ultrasound procedure. What exactly does that even mean? And how can it help your pet? Here, our South Wilton vets described how we perform ultrasound procedures on pets, how to prepare your pet for the procedure and what kinds of conditions can be detected with this testing.
If your pup is booked to have an x-ray appointment (also called a radiograph), you may be curious about how the appointment will work and how you can prepare yourself and your dog for it. Here, our South Wilton vets explain what you can expect when you bring your dog to us for an x-ray.
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