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  • Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs

    Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs

    Here, our Kittrell vets discuss blood testing for dogs to help pet owners understand how they can help detect health concerns.

  • Dandruff in Dogs: Causes & Treatment

    Dandruff in Dogs: Causes & Treatment

    If your dog's skin is starting to look a little flakey, they likely have dandruff. It's not just an inconvenience, it can actually indicate a potential health problem. Learn more.

  • Ear Hematoma Surgery in Cats

    Ear Hematoma Surgery in Cats

    if you've noticed a pocket of blood, known as an aural hematoma that has developed on your cat's ear, you might be wondering how you can get it fixed. Our Kittrell vets explain.

  • How Often Should Cats Go To The Vet

    How Often Should Cats Go To The Vet

    We love our feline friends and we want to make sure they live a long and healthy life. Our Kittrell vets discuss how often they should go to the vet to maintain their good health.

  • Chipped & Fractured Teeth in Dogs

    Chipped & Fractured Teeth in Dogs

    Sometimes, dogs can chew something that is very hard or suffer a traumatic injury leading to their teeth breaking. Today, our Kittrell vets will discuss fractured teeth in dogs.

  • Signs Your Dog Is Overweight

    Signs Your Dog Is Overweight

    Obesity in dogs is a big concern for our Kittrell patients because carrying around even just a few extra pounds can affect their health. Our vets are here to discuss the signs.

  • Why Can't My Dog or Cat Stand?

    Why Can't My Dog or Cat Stand?

    If your dog or cat is having trouble standing or keeping their balance, it can be due to an number of serious issues including injury, stroke, or an infection. Our vets explain.

Book an Appointment at Kittrell Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Kittrell Animal Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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