Similar to dogs, cats can develop hot spots. These are often caused by a skin infection or other potential triggers. Here, our Los Angeles vets discuss what causes hot spots on cats, list signs of the condition, and explain how pyoderma can be treated.
Hot spots that form on your dog's skin can quickly become itchy, painful, and inflamed for your pup. In this post, our Los Angeles vets list causes, diagnostic tests, treatment options, and preventive care for this common skin condition.
Neutering procedures are commonly performed for male cats to prevent unwanted litters, prevent certain health issues, and even help control some unwanted behaviors. In today's post, our Los Angeles vets explain what you can expect before and after neutering your male cat, including behaviors and a typical recovery timeline.
While the risk of complications after veterinary reproductive surgery is low, our Los Angeles vets still believe you should understand the signs of infections or other issues after spaying or neutering your dog. We'll explain what to expect in the days after procedure and what to do if you suspect infection.
Have you noticed your cat's eyes have become hazy or cloudy? If so, this may be a sign that your feline friend is developing cataracts. Here, our Los Angeles vets offer some insight on cataracts in cats and what to watch for.
Leash aggression in dogs is a common and often frustrating issue for pet owners. But dogs reacting aggressively while on a leash should be addressed promptly. In this article, our Los Angeles vets discuss leash aggression in dogs, including what may be causing it and how you can prevent it.
Taking your cat or dog in for routine exams is the best way to prevent and identify a variety of health issues in your pet. In this article, our Los Angeles vets discuss what you can expect when you bring your pet in for a wellness exam.
No doubt about it, cats love to sleep. Our Los Angeles emergency vets are often asked by concerned cat owners if they should be worried that their cat is sleeping so much. When does a cat nap indicate that there may actually be a health emergency?
We can take extra precautions to ensure we protect our pets the best we can, but sometimes accidents just happen. In this post, our vets in Los Angeles discuss what you should keep in an animal's basic first aid kit and how to perform pet first aid on your dog or cat.
While almost all cats will sometimes vomit, frequent or severe vomiting can be a symptom of a more serious issue. Today, our Los Angeles vets explain the causes of vomiting in cats, why it won't stop, and when you should seek veterinary care.
Washington Dog and Cat Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Los Angeles companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
If your pet needs care, we encourage you to reach out to our sister hospitals Ambassador Dog & Cat Hospital or Shatto Veterinary Center, located less than 3 miles from us.
