Some dogs will eat anything. From toys and grass to feces and roadkill, everything looks like lunch to these pups! If your dog eats everything they see there may be good reason to be concerned. Here, our Lincoln Park vets look at why dogs eat things they shouldn't and how to curb this problematic behavior.
Annual vet checkups for your dog or cat give your veterinarian an opportunity to help prevent disease and spot the earliest signs of developing health problems. Here our Lincoln Park vets share more about the importance of routine exams and what they entail.
Your pet's heart is responsible for pumping oxygen-rich blood through their bodies. Issues with this vital organ can lead to problems that affect your pet's entire body. In today's post, our Lincoln Park vets discuss a few of the most common heart conditions seen in pets.
Left untreated, diabetes poses a serious threat to your cat’s quality of life and longevity. Today, our Lincoln Park vets explain common risk factors for diabetes in cats, and when it's time for your kitty to see a vet.
Pneumonia is a relatively common health problem for our canine companions, but with fast treatment, most dogs recover well. Today our Lincoln Park vets explain the types of pneumonia your dog could develop, as well as symptoms to watch for, and treatment options.
Heading out on a journey and want to take your cat along? Our Lincoln Park vets offer a few tips to help make the journey easier for both you and your beloved pet.
Today, our Lincoln Park vets and team provide some tips on how to prepare your dog for boarding and what to expect when your pet gets home.
You love your dog but there are times when you will need to be away from home, so who will care for your dog while you're away? Today our Lincoln Park vets share advice on what to do with your dog while you travel.
Cats may seem like they don't really need us around, but they do in fact enjoy your company and need you to provide them with all the things they need to thrive. Our Lincoln Park vets explain how long you can leave your cat alone, and give tips for keeping your cat safe and contented while you are away.
We know you'd love to stay home and snuggle with your pooch all day but it's just not feasible to be home all of the time. After all, you have work, school, and errands to take care of. So, how long can you leave your dog alone and what they will get up to while you are gone? Our Lincoln Park vets explain.