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Feline Arthritis Treatment Advancements

You probably marvel at your cat’s agility and athleticism as they leap, pounce, climb, and jump in the air after their feather wand toy. They often channel Simone Biles with their gymnastic abilities! But if your furry Olympian suddenly stops jumping and climbing, they may have feline arthritis.  Feline arthritis is inflammation of a cat's [...]

Pet Travel History and Plans Helps Determine Proper Parasite Prevention

Parasite control is crucial for maintaining your pet’s health and well-being. Parasites, such as fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms, can cause pets discomfort and illness and lead to severe health issues if left untreated. Effective parasite control helps prevent diseases, allergies, and other health complications, ultimately ensuring your pet leads a healthy and happy life.  [...]

What Vaccines Does My Dog Need?

Vaccines are a routine part of pet preventive care, but pet owners are often unfamiliar with the many essential vaccines that dogs need. They also are unaware that vaccinations come in two categories—core, or essential, vaccines and non-core vaccines, which not all dogs need. Our State Ave Veterinary Clinic team has compiled a list of [...]

Why Is My Cat Urinating Outside the Litter Box?

Your cat gives you love, companionship, and entertainment with their sweetness and hilarious antics. However, when they urinate outside their litter box, they are less endearing. You may believe you have done something to cause your whiskered pal to retaliate in this manner. But cats are rarely vindictive. State Ave Veterinary Clinic understands how this [...]

Puddles and Snuggles: Your Puppy’s First Year

Bringing a puppy into your home is exciting and rewarding, but carries significant responsibilities. The first year of your puppy's life is an important developmental stage that shapes their health, happiness, behavior, and overall well-being. Our State Ave Veterinary Clinic team helps you navigate your puppy's critical first year to ensure they start life on [...]

Furry Fun: Mental Enrichment for Your Pet

All pets need mental and physical stimulation to stay happy and healthy. Physical exercise is vital for maintaining a healthy body, while mental enrichment fosters a sharp and curious mind. Whether you have a curious canine or a feisty feline, you must provide mental enrichment for a good quality of life. To help you get [...]

Calm, Cool, and Collected: Low-Stress Veterinary Visits

Veterinary visits are critical for your pet to maintain their health, but they can often be stressful. Fear and anxiety during these visits can lead to negative associations, and providing the necessary care can be challenging. However, some strategic approaches can significantly reduce stress and ensure a more positive experience for your furry friend. Our [...]

Financial Preparedness for the Care of Your Pet

Caring for a pet brings immense joy, love, and companionship, but pet ownership also comes with significant responsibilities, particularly financial ones. When you are financially prepared for pet ownership, you can ensure that your four-legged friend receives the best possible care throughout their life. Our State Ave Veterinary Clinic team offers a comprehensive guide to [...]

Understanding and Treating Fractures in Pets

Fractures are common injuries in pets that can result from being hit by a car, falling from a significant height, fighting or playing rough with other animals, and underlying health issues, including bone disease and nutritional deficiencies. No two fractures are the same, and proper break repair requires appropriate diagnostic measures. Our State Ave Veterinary [...]

Waterborne Invader: Leptospirosis in Pets

Leptospirosis, often called lepto, is a bacterial infection caused by Leptospira spp. that affects people and pets. Lepto is zoonotic, which means the disease can be transmitted from animals to humans, and is particularly concerning for pet owners. Once considered a rural disease, leptospirosis is a threat in all 50 U.S. states, including urban areas. [...]

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