You’ve probably experienced bloating after eating a large meal or eating foods that don’t agree with your stomach. For humans, bloat typically isn’t life-threatening. For dogs, on the other hand, bloat is a serious medical condition that can be deadly. We have seen...
A veterinarian can often make a diagnosis by conducting a visual examination and by listening to organs like the heart and lungs. However, sometimes a veterinarian needs to get a closer look inside a cat’s body to see what’s going on in there. East Valley...
You may have seen some of the popular videos and channels on YouTube that offer calming music for dogs, along with pictures of nature or other soothing images. But does music actually calm dogs? And if so, what kind of music calms dogs? East Valley Animal Hospital...
Our cats are important to us—they’re a big part of our families. Preventing common illnesses can help your cat live a long and happy life. With regular veterinary checkups and preventive medicine from East Valley Animal Hospital, your cat will be able to enjoy good...
With all the information about dog training available in books and online, you may be wondering if professional dog training is really worthwhile. What’s the difference between training your dog yourself and hiring someone else to train them? Whether you have a new...
Seeing your normally happy dog terrified during a thunderstorm can feel disheartening, especially during the summer when storms are more frequent. Thunder is loud to the human ear and even more intense for dogs, whose hearing is significantly better than ours. Dogs...
Cats often get a reputation for being picky eaters. While fussy eating habits may not seem like much of a problem, you should always be concerned if your cat refuses their food. Taking time to make sure your cat is content with their food and eating enough is vital to...
If you’ve ever been outside with your dog and seen them grazing on grass, you’ve probably wondered, “Why do dogs eat grass?” While there’s no single answer to that question, there are multiple reasons why your dog may be munching on the lawn. Today, the staff at East...
Have you ever seen someone walking their cat and thought, “I wonder if I could walk my cat, too?” Walking your cat on a leash outside can be an awesome way to exercise them, and can be a great experience for both of you, if you ease into it properly. At East Valley...
Summer is here, and many of us will be spending more time outdoors with our pets. Whether you have plans for a long camping trip in the wilderness, or a day at the park scheduled, ticks can pose an issue for your pet. At East Valley Animal Hospital, we want to help...
