Our Mamaroneck vets understand that you may wonder if it's worth it to spend time bringing your pet in for vaccinations and boosters. However, following this vaccination schedule is the best way to protect your pet from many serious, potentially life-threatening diseases.
We recommend the Bordetella vaccine for most dogs in Mamaroneck. That said, side effects can sometimes occur. Our vets explain why this non-core vaccine is important, and list potential side effects and what to do if your dog experiences them.
Parasitic heartworms can damage your dog's internal organs and even become life-threatening. Today, our Mamaroneck vets list signs of heartworm in dogs and offer tips for protecting your pooch.
While you may wonder if you can skip vaccinations for your indoor cat, there are some good reasons to bring your kitty in to be vaccinated even if they stay inside. Our Mamaroneck vets share some facts.
Our vets in Mamaroneck understand that loving dog owners love to give their canine companions little treats every so often, but some foods we enjoy are toxic and potentially deadly for dogs. Here is a list of foods you should never feed to your dog or puppy.
Food allergies are uncommon in dogs, but when they afflict your pup the symptoms can be stressful. Today, our Mamaroneck vets list the best foods to help alleviate your dog’s food allergy symptoms.
Wellness checkups are essential to your pet’s health and well-being. In this post, our Mamaroneck vets explain what you can expect when your four-legged friend comes in for a pet checkup.
It can be difficult to detect a fever in dogs. Today, our Mamaroneck vets describe how to detect fever in dogs, the causes, symptoms and what you should know when taking care of your pet.
Many cats have stoic personalities and may manage to hide their discomfort if they are sick. Our Mamaroneck vets share some signs and symptoms that your kitty may be ill.
Addison’s Disease is a hormonal disorder seen in dogs. Today, our Mamaroneck vets discuss this serious condition and how Addison’s Disease in dogs can be treated.
