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How Do I Know If My Cat Is Overweight?
Discover simple ways to check if your cat is overweight using visual cues and hands-on tests. Learn about risks, ideal weights, and when to seek veterinary care.
Do Cats Need Dental Cleaning? Everything Cat Owners Should Know
Learn when your cat needs dental cleaning and how to spot dental problems before they become serious. Get expert advice on protecting your cat’s oral health.
Flea Anemia in Cats: A Pet Owner’s Guide to Prevention and Treatment
Discover what causes pet allergies, how long symptoms last, and the best ways to treat and manage them in this complete guide from Coastal Veterinary Care.
Do Dogs Shed More in Summer?
Discover what causes pet allergies, how long symptoms last, and the best ways to treat and manage them in this complete guide from Coastal Veterinary Care.
Your Guide to Understanding Pet Allergies
Discover what causes pet allergies, how long symptoms last, and the best ways to treat and manage them in this complete guide from Coastal Veterinary Care.
What to Do If Your Dog Gets Bitten by a Snake
Immediate steps after a snake bite, from symptoms to first aid. Coastal Vet offers emergency treatment with antivenom therapy for dogs in Myrtle Beach.
Is Feline Leukemia Treatable? Symptoms, Signs, and Treatments
Learn about cat leukemia treatments, including how early diagnosis and supportive care can improve quality of life for cats living with FeLV.
How To Tell If Your Dog is Overweight & What To Do About It
Dog obesity is a common issue that many pet parents don’t recognize, often mistaking excess weight for a sign of good health. If you can’t easily feel your dog’s ribs or notice a lack of a visible waistline, they may be carrying extra weight.
How Can I Tell If My Cat is Dehydrated: Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions
To determine if your cat is dehydrated, look for signs such as sunken eyes, sticky gums, decreased skin elasticity, lethargy, loss of appetite, and reduced urination.
How Can You Tell if Your Dog Has Heartworms? Understanding Symptoms and Prevention
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition caused by parasitic worms that live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels of infected animals, primarily dogs. Signs include coughing, fatigue, weight loss, and difficulty breathing, and treatment typically involves a series of medications to kill the worms, along with strict rest and supportive care.