If you’re the proud pet parent of a new puppy, our Stanwood vets will tell you everything you should know about what to do to prepare for your puppy's first visit and what will happen when you take your puppy to its first vet visit.
Although we wish our cats could stay youthful and agile forever, it's a fact that our beloved feline companion will grow old. Today our Stanwood vets discuss how to know when your cat is a senior and what the differences will be in care for your older cat.
As our furry companions grow older, their needs change, and ensuring their well-being becomes paramount. In today's blog, our vets in Stanwood will be discussing elements of nutrition, exercise, and comprehensive care for your senior pet.
If your dog has cataracts, it's a common eye condition that can cause blurred vision and eventually lead to blindness. However, surgery can often help restore your dog's vision. Our vets, in Stanwood can provide you with more information about dog cataract surgery and what to expect if your dog needs it.
While ear mites are a fairly common external parasite, they are extremely contagious. They cause intense itching and scratching in cat's ears and skin. In this article, our Stanwood veterinarians discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatment of ear mites in cats.
Bringing a new furry friend into your home is a heartwarming experience—puppies and kittens, with their adorable antics and playful spirits. Our team of vets at Stanwood, provides guidance and valuable advice for the care of puppies & kittens during their crucial first year of life.
Cats can get asthma from inhaled allergens. 1-5% of cats are affected. Our veterinarians at Stanwood can help if you're concerned. Learn about the symptoms and how to manage them.
Spaying your female pet is a great way to prevent unwanted litters of kittens or puppies. It can also help deter unwanted behaviors and protect your pet from some serious forms of cancer. Here, our Stanwood vets explain more about the spaying process.
Dogs often suffer from orthopedic injuries such as Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL) ruptures. Our vets in Stanwood can provide a detailed explanation of the injury and discuss the surgical process that may be required to treat your furry friend.
As our furry companion's age, they are more prone to health concerns. Our vets at Stanwood shed light on some of the typical health problems affecting older pets and offer insights on how to provide adequate geriatric care to curb these issues.
Northwest Veterinary Clinic of Stanwood is always accepting new patients! Our veterinary team is committed to compassion and expertise in our care. We are passionate about supporting our community members and their pets. Get in touch today to book your first appointment.
