Thyroid Hormone Testing in Dogs
Here, our Lexington vets discuss thyroid hormone testing for dogs including how the testing is done, and the common types of tests.
Understanding Blood Tests for Cats
In this post, our Lexington vets explain why blood tests for cats are important and what each test result might mean.
Cat Wound Care
Today, our Lexington vets discuss cat wound care to help owners identify and care for their pets if they suffer an injury.
Dog Wound Care: Complete Guide
Today, our Lexington vets discuss caring for your dog's wound, and when to see the vet.
Best Food for Dogs With Allergies
Food allergies aren't particularly common in dogs, but owners should still know what alternatives they can offer their pups if they are food sensitive. Here, our Lexington vets share the best food options for dogs with allergies.
Dog Chewing Problems: Why They Chew & How To Stop Them
Does your dog have problems with chewing up your furniture, clothes, or otherwise? Here, our Lexington vets share why your dog chews and how you can help stop this behavior.
Why does my pet need a urinalysis?
Urinalysis tests can be very important to detecting and diagnosing several types of conditions and illnesses. In this post, our Lexington vets share why your pet might need a urinalysis and everything you should know about it.
Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs
It can be stressful for both you and your pup if they are getting a blood test, but getting the results can be very important. Here, our Lexington vets share how to understand blood tests for dogs so owners can better grasp the importance of these tests.
Dogs Eating Grass: Why Do They Do It And Is It Safe?
Dogs will sometimes eat grass to soothe an upset stomach or simply because they want a snack. However, this can sometimes be a sign of illness in your pup. Our Lexington vets share below why dogs eat grass, if it is safe, and when owners should be concerned about it.
Pet First Aid Guide: How to Give Pets First Aid?
All pet owners should know what to do in an emergency situation with their animals. To prepare for these situations, our Lexington veterinarians have provided this basic guide to first aid for pets.