Pet Allergies in Dallas: What to Expect This Spring

black and brown puppy

– By Dr. Patrick Martin – Spring in Dallas brings warmer temperatures, blooming plants, and unfortunately, a noticeable increase in pet allergies. Seasonal allergies are one of the most common non-wellness appointments we see during the warmer months. Many pets experience flare-ups that can significantly impact their comfort and quality of life. If your pet…

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Dog Ate Something? Holiday Pet Emergencies

vet staff with dog

– By Max Miranne, DVM  – The holiday season is upon us! As festivities approach, our homes quickly fill with rich foods, decorations, houseguests, and all kinds of tempting items that pets find impossible to resist. Unfortunately, this time of year also brings a sharp increase in holiday pet emergencies in Dallas—especially cases involving pancreatitis…

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Senior Pet Care in Dallas: Tips for Aging Dogs & Cats

Man stroking his old dog. Loyal labrador retriever enjoying autumn sunny say with his owner.

– By Dr. Kerry Kores  – At Vickery Place Animal Hospital, we love caring for pets at every stage of life. As pets age, their needs often change, and senior pet care may require additional support compared to puppies and kittens. Our Dallas veterinary team is here to help your aging companion stay comfortable, happy,…

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Heartworm Disease in Pets

– By Dr. Patrick Martin – Heartworm in Pets A lot of people have heard of heartworm disease, but don’t know why it is so important. Heartworms are one of the most common preventable diseases that we see in veterinary medicine. While it has gotten better with the more informed people become, we still deal…

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Heart Health in Pets: What You Need to Know

rottweiler dog portrait

– By Dr. Kerry Kores – Heart Health in Purebred Dogs and Cats Do you have a purebred dog or cat? Did you know they are predisposed to having heart disease? Canine breeds such as King Charles Cavalier Spaniels, mini to medium-sized Poodles, Chihuahuas, Maltese, and other small breed dogs are more likely to develop…

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