There are two main options to make your pet's medical care more affordable: wellness plans and pet insurance. If you're unsure of the difference, our Johns Creek vets discuss pet wellness plans versus pet insurance.
Cats are notoriously curious and rambunctious creatures, which can unfortunately lead to them getting into places they aren't supposed to and even injuring themselves. In this post, our Johns Creek veterinarians provide a care guide for your cat's wound.
If you're bringing a new puppy into your family, you'll want to know how to best take care of them in their early age. Our Johns Creek vets have provided this loose guide to the first year of owning a puppy.
Has your female kitty started to put on weight, causing you to believe she may be pregnant? In this post, our Johns Creek vets share a few more tips for telling whether your cat may be pregnant, and what to do.
Having your dog vaccinated prevents your canine friend from falling ill due to a wide range of serious diseases, making vaccination schedules a critical aspect of your pet's annual health care. Our Johns Creek vets recommend following the vaccination schedule in this post.
Your pet's health can be put at serious risk due to tick-borne diseases. Anaplasmosis is one disease spread by black-legged ticks. In this post, our Johns Creek vets list symptoms of and treatments for anaplasmosis in dogs.
Our vets in Johns Creek recognize that it can be challenging to understand why your dog needs blood tests, and what the results mean. Today, we explain blood tests for dogs and what specific tests can reveal about your canine companion's health.
Keeping your cat groomed is one of the most essential elements of their care. Today, our Johns Creek vets share grooming tips to keep cats looking and feeling their best.
To help maintain or restore your dog's good oral health, professional dog dental cleaning and exams are essential. But what exactly happens when you bring your dog to Johns Creek Veterinary Clinic for a dental exam? Our Johns Creek vets explain.
Worms in dogs are not a pleasant thing to deal with and some worms can infect humans. Today, our vets in Johns Creek discuss common types of worms in dogs, how they can be prevented, the signs of worms, and how they are diagnosed.