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  • Understanding Blood Tests For Cats

    Understanding Blood Tests For Cats

    Blood tests for cats are a valuable tool in most veterinary clinics. Our Rainbow City vets explain why blood tests for cats are important and what each test result might mean.

  • Rabies in Cats

    Rabies in Cats

    Are you concerned about your cat contracting rabies? Rabies can be avoided with vaccinations. Today our Rainbow City vets will explain everything you need to know about rabies in cats.

  • Pneumonia in Dogs: Signs & Treatment

    Pneumonia in Dogs: Signs & Treatment

    What exactly is pneumonia? Are there different types of pneumonia in dogs? What symptoms should you watch for? In today's post, you will find the answers to these questions and more.

  • Distemper in Dogs

    Distemper in Dogs

    Here, you will find information on the signs of distemper in dogs, how the condition is spread and how it can be prevented.

  • A Pet Parent's Guide to Whipworm in Dogs

    A Pet Parent's Guide to Whipworm in Dogs

    What is whipworm in dogs? How did your dog catch whipworm? How is it treated? In today's post, you will find the answers to these questions and more.

  • Can a vaccinated dog get rabies?

    Can a vaccinated dog get rabies?

    No vaccine offers 100% protection guaranteed, but vaccinated dogs are highly unlikely to get rabies. The rabies vaccine does an excellent job of protecting the health of your dog. Learn more.

  • Large Dog Care & Saving Money with Wellness Plans

    Large Dog Care & Saving Money with Wellness Plans

    What do large and giant breed dogs need to stay healthy and happy? In today's post, you'll learn about wellness plans to proactively care for your large dog's health and save money.

  • Signs a Dog is In Pain

    Signs a Dog is In Pain

    If your dog is in pain, it is essential that you be able to recognize the signs and act fast. So, what are the signs of pain in dogs? Our Rainbow City vets explain.

Book an Appointment at Central Valley Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Central Valley Animal Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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