Our Hoquiam vets and team share helpful advice on a range of topics to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
Diagnostic imaging is an important tool used by our Hoquiam vets to help pinpoint the cause, extent, or seriousness of your pet's illness or injury. Depending on your cat or dog's condition, the type of diagnostic imaging used will vary. Below, our Hoquiam vets explain some of the most commonly used tools, such as x-rays, ct scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds.
Wounds can happen when you least expect them to. But when can you care for injuries at home, and when should you visit the vet? Here, our vets at Raintree Veterinary Hospital share information about stocking your first aid kit for pet wound care, how to care for your dog's wound at home and when to seek emergency care.
Preventive care includes having your dog fixed to maintain their health and prevent unwanted puppies and diseases. Here, our Hoquiam vets share the signs of infections in dogs and how to care for your pup after they've been neutered.
Having your cat or dog fixed can do more than just prevent a litter of kittens or puppies. It can also help reduce the risk of serious diseases. Here, our Hoquiam vets discuss laser spaying vs. traditional surgery for cats and dogs and what you can expect during the procedure and recovery.
Whether from falls, activities or repeated use, knee injuries in dogs can happen when we least expect it. Here, our vets in Hoquiam talk about the impact of a knee injury or torn ligament and how surgery can help treat your dog's condition.
Hernias are a condition that is generally painless and not considered very serious as long as they are addressed quickly. Here, our Hoquiam vets share the different types of hernias experienced by cats, what to expect during your cat's hernia surgery, and how to help them recover well.
You know that ongoing veterinary care is crucial to your dog's health but you may ask yourself questions about other basic care needs like 'Do dogs need their teeth cleaned?'. Here, our Hoquiam vets talk about whether your dog needs teeth cleaning, the signs of dental issues, and how to have their teeth cleaned.
While puppies offer so much fun and joy, some puppies go through a period where they chew on everything as their new teeth grow in. Here, our Hoquiam vets talk about what to expect while your puppy is teething and some of the ways that you can help make them more comfortable.
Even with routine care, a quarter of all dogs may be diagnosed with a degenerative joint condition at some point during their lives. In this post, our vets in Hoquiam discuss the causes and symptoms of joint conditions such as osteoarthritis in dogs, and what can be done to manage your dog's condition.
When a dog experiences long-term pain it can have a serious impact on their quality of life. Luckily there are ways that you can help improve their condition. Here, our Hoquiam vets talk about the effects of chronic pain on dogs and what you can do to help manage their symptoms.
Raintree Veterinary Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Hoquiam companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
