Thanks to vaccines, we can prevent numerous diseases in dogs and puppies. This makes vaccination schedules an essential component of their long-term healthcare. Our Westport vets discuss which shots your puppy or dog needs, and when they'll require them, in this post.
If you have to bring your pet to your vet's for diagnostic imaging, you may have a lot of questions: How are X-rays, ultrasounds and CT scans used on dogs and cats? What is the process? Do they have to be sedated? Our Westport vets explain the ins and outs of routine diagnostic imaging procedures for dogs and cats.
Our vets in Westport recommend pets receive appropriate vaccinations as they play an integral role in keeping your pet healthy throughout their life. In this post, we discuss why and when pet vaccines should be administered, the dangers of not being vaccinated, and more.
Cats are generally graceful, agile creatures. However, injuries or illnesses can cause limping or discomfort. In this post, our vets in Westport list some reasons your cat might be limping and when to schedule an appointment with a vet.
Have you noticed your dog has come down with a non-productive, dry cough? If so, your canine companion might be suffering from Kennel Cough. In this post, our Westport vets share some information about this highly contagious respiratory disease in dogs - and what to do if your dog is coughing.
Veterinary laser acupuncture treatments may benefit your dog’s health condition. Today, our Westport vets define this technique, how it may be useful and potential side effects and results.
Our vets in Westport diagnose far fewer urinary tract infections in cats than in dogs. However, older cats can experience other urinary tract conditions. Today, we share some information about urinary tract infections and diseases in cats.
Giardia is a parasite that can afflict dogs, cats and humans with the infection Giardiasis. In this post, our Westport vets define Giardia, how it spreads, and how it is treated.
The chances of rabies infecting a vaccinated dog are low. However, a rabies vaccination does not guarantee 100% protection. In this post, our Westport vets discuss what to do if you suspect your dog may have been exposed to rabies.
While the rabies virus is especially dangerous for cats, it is entirely preventable. Our vets in Westport explain the costs, scheduling and side effects related to getting your cat vaccinated against rabies.
Westport Veterinary Associates has been providing comprehensive veterinary care for your cherished pets in Fairfield County since 1993.