Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs
We recognize that taking your pet for a blood test can be distressing. To alleviate your worries, our veterinarians at O’Fallon are available to provide information on blood tests for dogs.
We recognize that taking your pet for a blood test can be distressing. To alleviate your worries, our veterinarians at O’Fallon are available to provide information on blood tests for dogs.
Our cats and dogs are living longer than ever thanks to modern veterinary medicine. As your furry companions age gracefully, it becomes essential for pet owners to learn how to care for them during their senior years. Our O’Fallon vets share some tips for caring for senior cats.
As our dogs grow older, we tend to focus on preventing them from gaining too much weight. However, some senior dogs may experience weight loss. Our vets at Gentle Doctor Animal Hospital are here to address this issue and help you understand when to be concerned.
Regular urinalysis testing for pets is crucial in detecting various conditions and diseases they may have. Our vets at O’Fallon explain the significance of this diagnostic test.
At our veterinary center in O’Fallon, we utilize advanced diagnostic imaging techniques to accurately diagnose and treat your pet's illness or injury. The specific imaging test used will depend on your pet's individual condition. Here are some of the tests that our veterinarians may suggest for your beloved dog or cat.
Although most cats live for 10-14 years or so on average, some breeds of cats do live longer than others. Today, our O’Fallon vets list some breeds of cats that tend to live longer lives so you can have your feline companion for many years to come.
Wondering when your furry friend becomes a senior? How can you tell if your dog is getting older and what care does an aging dog require? Find out the answers in our latest article, where our veterinarians at O’Fallon provide all the information you need.
As cats age, they tend to slow down, and you might be curious to know when your cat is officially considered a senior. Our Gentle Doctor Animal Hospital veterinarians are here to guide you on how to identify the signs of aging and determine when your feline friend has reached senior status.
As your beloved canine companion enters their golden years their dietary needs will change with them, but how will you know what food is best for them? Today our O’Fallon vets share some information about the best food for senior dogs and what the benefits of each of these foods are.
As a pet owner, it is crucial to ensure the well-being of your furry friend by scheduling regular physical exams. Our veterinarians at O’Fallon provide insight on what to expect during a routine check-up for your pet, so they can stay healthy and content.
Gentle Doctor Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of companion animals in O’Fallon and surrounding communities. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.