Hip dysplasia is a condition affecting one of both of a dog's hips and causing their abnormal formation during a dog's developmental years. Here, our Johns Creek vet team explains more about hip dysplasia, its symptoms and the surgeries generally used to treat the condition.
IVDD—or intervertebral disc disease—is one of the most common neurologic disorders found in our canine companions. Generally speaking, treatment is required early in order to combat IVDD so here, our Johns Creek vets explain IVDD surgery in dogs and its costs.
After a dog undergoes surgery, their owners play a key role in helping them to fully and safely recover. Diligent and attentive post-operative care is key to helping your pup return to their daily routine as quickly as they can. Our Johns Creek vets share some tips for how to care for your dog after surgery.
It's important to understand when a cat's heavy breathing is normal and when it's worth a visit to the vet.
Do you resist kissed from your dog or apologize for their breath for the smell of the breath? Bad breath can be pretty common in our pooches and can be a sign of serious health issues. Here, Johns Creek vets explain what may be at the root cause of your dog's bad breath and how can help to prevent it or treat it when it does arise.
While mouth cancer—usually called oral cancer—in dogs can occur at any age, the most common age for a dog to be diagnosed with oral cancer is 11 years. Here, our Johns Creek veterinary team explains some of the symptoms to look out for and any available treatments you dog may have if they are diagnosed with mouth cancer.
Your pup's oral health impacts their overall health. That is why it's key that you help to ensure your dog's teeth and gums remain clean and healthy. Here, our Johns Creek vets share some of the ways you can help to keep your pup's mouth in good condition.
Your dog's oral and overall health and wellbeing can be seriously impacted by periodontal disease—or gum disease. Here, our Johns Creek vets explain what this disease is, including its symptoms, causes and options for treatment. We also provide you with tips on preventing these health issues.
Just like people, our feline friends can develop dental conditions and diseases throughout their lives that can cause them discomfort or pain. Here, our Johns Creek veterinary team explains how to identify dental disease in your cat, a few common examples of oral health issues your cat may experience and ways you can prevent dental disease from ever developing the first place.
Oral health issues can be just as painful for our feline friends as they are for us. Mouth and teeth pain can even prevent your feline friend from eating. Here, our Johns Creek vets explain some of the best ways to keep your cat's teeth and gums healthy.