Toxic Dog Food List
Our canine companions love treats, but it's important to be cautious when it comes to sharing people-food with your pup. Some foods that are perfectly healthy for us can be toxic for dogs. Our Lincoln Park vets explain.
Why You Should Consider Microchipping Your Cat
Cat microchips are a fast and convenient way to help ensure that your feline family member is returned to you if they ever become lost or stolen. In today's post, our Lincoln Park vets discuss how microchips work and the benefits of microchipping your cat.
My dog won't stop eating grass, is it safe?
Why does my dog eat grass? Is it safe for dogs to eat grass? How can I stop my dog from eating grass? Today our Lincoln Park vets answer these questions and more.
Hip Dysplasia Surgery - Cost, Process & Recovery
Hip dysplasia is a very painful condition hip condition commonly seen in dogs. Here, our Lincoln Park veterinarians explain more about this condition, its symptoms and the surgeries used to treat hip dysplasia in dogs.
Knee Surgeries That Can Help Get Your Dog Running Again
If your dog has a painful cruciate injury, knee surgery is generally the most effective way to get your pup up and running again. But which type of cruciate surgery is best for your dog? Our Lincoln Park vets explain the various options.
Signs of Cataracts in Cats & How They Are Treated
Are you concerned about your cat's vision, or have your cat's eyes started to cloud over? It could be cataracts. Today, our Lincoln Park vets discuss cataracts in cats, the signs to watch for, and how they can be treated.
Your Guide to C-Sections in Dogs
Many dogs deliver puppies without intervention from a veterinarian, but how do you know if your dog needs a c-section? Our Lincoln Park vets share advice to help you spot when a c-section may be necessary for your pregnant dog.
Can dogs get cavities?
Tooth decay is surprisingly common in our canine companions. In today's post, our Lincoln Park vets explain how to prevent your dog from developing cavities, and how dog cavities can be treated if they do occur.
Help! Why does my dog's breath smell so bad?
Stinky dog breath is a common problem that should never be ignored. In fact, dog bad breath can be a sign of an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed. Today, our Lincoln Park vets discuss the causes of smelly dog breath and what to do.
Periodontal Disease in Dogs - Treatment & Prevention
Healthy teeth and gums are essential to your dog's overall health, yet our Lincoln Park vets often signs of periodontal disease in dogs as young as 3 years old. What is periodontal disease in dogs and how can it be prevented? Our vets explain.