Rabies is a deadly, highly contagious, virus that can affect dogs, cats, livestock and humans! Thankfully keeping your dog's rabies vaccinations up-to-date can help to protect your pooch against this disease. Our Tucson vets explain more.
If your dog eats things they shouldn't, intestinal blockages are a very real concern. Today, our Tucson vets discuss the signs of intestinal blockages in dogs and the surgery that could save your pup's life.
A painful cruciate injury can severely limit your dog's ability to walk and run, significantly reducing their quality of life. But there is a range of surgeries designed to restore pain-free knee function. Today our Tucson vets explain the options.
Constipation in dogs is no laughing matter. In fact, constipation could be a sign of a serious medical emergency! Today our Tucson vets discuss some causes of constipation and what to do if your dog is constipated.
Your pet is a cherished part of your family, so naturally you want your kitty to be with you for as long as possible. Today our Tucson vets detail a few cat breeds known to live long, healthy lives.
Seeing a puppy and kitten sleeping together can fill your heart with joy, but is the reality of raising a puppy and kitten together really that harmonious? Our Tucson vets share insights and tips on raising a puppy and kitten together.
Thanks to advancements in veterinary care, medicine, nutrition, diet research and development, as well as better access to information for pet owners, senior cats are living far longer than they used to. Today, our Tucson vets discuss what to expect as your cat ages and share tips on how to care for your senior cat.
If your dog is suffering from discomfort due to inflammation, cold laser therapy can be an effective way to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and speed healing. In today's post, our Tucson veterinarians discuss cold laser therapy for dogs.
Not every dog wound will require veterinary care but it is important that your dog's injuries are treated properly to prevent infection and promote proper healing. If your pooch has a wound, follow these first aid tips from our Tucson vets to help your dog begin healing as quickly as possible.
Is your dog resisting walks, avoiding stairs and playing with less enthusiasm than they used to? Osteoarthritis could be the problem. Here, our Tucson vets explain the signs of osteoarthritis in dogs and how this painful condition can be treated.
Cortaro Farms Pet Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Tucson companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
