While our experienced Rainbow City veterinarians are able to diagnose and treat a wide range of internal medicine conditions in pets, there are times when we may refer your dog or cat to an Internal Medicine Specialist for services not available at our hospital. Here, we discuss the role of Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialists.
While you may think that anemia is an illness seen in dogs and people, it's actually a symptom of various underlying health conditions. Here, our Rainbow City vets explain types of anemia in dogs, diet options, treatments and more.
Our Rainbow City vets often see cats suffering from uncomfortable symptoms related to bladder stones, but how do they develop and how can they be treated? Today we discuss bladder stones and how the symptoms of a bladder infection in cats can indicate that your kitty has bladder stones.
If your dog has diarrhea you'll want to find a cure as quickly as possible! Here, our Rainbow City vets discuss some causes of diarrhea in dogs and provide tips for helping your dog recover normal GI function.
In today's post, our Rainbow City veterinarians explain a little about ear hematomas in cats and the surgery used to treat this potentially painful condition.
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is essential for proper knee function. It is also one of the most likely places for your dog to receive a traumatic injury. Here, our Rainbow City vets discuss TPLO surgery for dogs, and what to do if your dog jumps before they have fully recovered.
Our Rainbow City vets understand that you are nervous about your dog's upcoming surgery. Understanding how the process works may help to ease your concern so today we are providing some tips to help you navigate the dog surgery process.
While it's true that our Rainbow City vets spend a lot of time discussing the dangers of pets gaining too much weight, sudden weight loss in dogs is also a concern, particularly in older dogs. Today we discuss a few reasons why senior dogs lose weight.
Cats have a reputation for being aloof, solitary creatures but they are actually very sociable animals who thrive on building intimate ties with people and other animals. Today, our Rainbow City vets discuss getting a second cat as a companion for your first.
If your dog is resisting walks, avoiding stairs and playing with less enthusiasm than they used to, osteoarthritis may be the problem. In today's post, our Rainbow City vets discuss the signs of osteoarthritis in dogs and how this painful condition can be managed.
Central Valley Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Rainbow City companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.