To ensure the health of your beloved pet, diagnostic tools are essential for your vet to understand what's happening inside their body. These tests are crucial for the well-being of your dog or cat. Our veterinarians inSanta Rosa can explain the most common diagnostic tests used for pets.
Parvovirus is a deadly virus that is spread through contact with infected dogs or contaminated objects. Today, our Santa Rosa vets share facts about parvovirus and how to help keep your four-legged friend healthy.
Routine pet checkups allow your vet the opportunity to check for illness, internal disease and other serious conditions before they become deadly. Our Santa Rosa vets discuss the importance of routine checkups.
It can be challenging to find the right food for your dog and even more difficult when they have allergies. In this article our Santa Rosa vets share the best foods to help to alleviate your dog's allergy symptoms.
Accurate diagnosis of thyroid diseases in dogs rely on reliable testing methods. In this article, our veterinary experts in Santa Rosa will explain the importance of thyroid testing and provide an overview of test types.
It is normal to have concerns about your pets bowels. To ensure the safety of your dog, our Santa Rosa vets highly recommend scheduling annual fecal exams for your beloved companion.
At Montecito Veterinary Center, we believe in educating our clients so they can be the best pet owners possible. In this article, our Santa Rosa vets discuss urinalysis for dogs and cats, as well as how to understand urinalysis results.
If your dog is sick, has been injured, has swallowed something it shouldn't have, or is pregnant, chances are they will need radiography (X-rays). Our Santa Rosa vets explain more about the procedure.
Being told that your dog needs blood work done can be scary for pet owners. To help put you at ease, our Santa Rosa vets are here to explain why these tests are performed and why you shouldn't worry.
If you are thinking of getting a cat, you'll likely want them to stick around as long as possible. Today, our Santa Rosa vets are here to tell you which breeds of cats can live the longest.