The cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) in dogs is similar to the ACL in humans; it is a tendon along the leg that can tear and lead to great injury if left untreated. Here, our Concord vets discuss TPLO surgery as a method of treating torn or injured CCL in dogs.
Addison's disease is a kidney condition that, although uncommon, can occur in felines. Here, our Concord vets explain Addison's disease in cats, its symptoms, and how it is treated.
If you're thinking of welcoming a new dog into your home, but you have kids or want a more docile, easy-to-train type, you might want to research the nicest dog breeds. In this post, our Concord vets have created a list of the friendliest dog breeds for your family.
It can be scary for you and your pup when they have to take a blood test for their health. Our Concord vets are here to explain why blood tests are important for dogs and how you can understand them.
Constipation in cats can lead to discomfort, as well as additional medical conditions if left untreated. Here, our Concord vets discuss some possible causes of constipation in cats and how to get it treated.
As your dog enters their golden years, you may notice changes in their energy level or behavior. In this post, our Concord vets are share some advice on what food is right for your senior dog's new needs to keep them healthy as they age.
Here, our Concord vets list some breeds of cats that tend to live longer so you can choose a feline companion who will stay for many years to come.
Our experienced Concord vets discuss weight loss in older dogs, when to be concerned, and how you can care for your pet.
On average, our senior cats are living much longer these days than they ever have thanks to advancements in veterinary care and medicine. Here, our Concord vets discuss senior cat care, physical and behavioral changes you may notice and more.
Similar to people, dogs can develop cavities and other dental issues that may become painful enough for them to stop eating. Our Concord vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatment of tooth decay and what happens if your dog has a cavity.
Four Corners Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about caring for the health of your precious companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.