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So far Monte Vista Animal Hospital has created 13 blog entries.

Embracing Feline Nature Indoors

Allowing your cat outdoors exposes them to risks, such as diseases, parasites, vehicular accidents, and animal attacks, but indoor cats are at risk too. Without the ability to express natural behaviors, indoor cats can get bored and frustrated, potentially leading to health and behavioral problems. Our Monte Vista Animal Hospital team wants your feline friend [...]

Understanding and Managing Allergies in Pets

Is your pet’s constant scratching driving you bonkers? They may have an allergy. Many pets are affected by allergies, which can lead to significant health problems. Our Monte Vista Animal Hospital team often treats pets with allergic conditions. We describe allergies that affect pets and explain how these conditions are addressed. Allergens that affect pets [...]

5 Tips to Keep Your Pet Healthy

Pets are wonderful, loyal family members, and we want them by our side for as long as possible. Unfortunately, our pets can’t live forever, but we can be proactive in helping them stay as healthy as possible. Our Monte Vista Animal Hospital team offers tips to keep your pet hale and hearty. 1: Schedule your [...]

Avoid the Fright: Halloween Pet Safety Tips for a Fun and Safe Holiday

Halloween is a time of fun costumes, candy, and celebrations, but for pets, this holiday can be stressful and even dangerous. From candy hazards to loud noises and costumes, Halloween introduces new elements that may affect your pet’s well-being. At Monte Vista Animal Hospital, we want to ensure that your pets stay safe and comfortable [...]

Red Flag Warning: 8 Pet Health Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

As a responsible pet owner, staying vigilant about your pet's health and behavior can help you detect changes and recognize when they need professional veterinary attention. By being able to understand the signs that indicate your furry friend has a health issue, you help ensure that they can get the timely, potentially lifesaving, care they [...]

Feline Resorptive Lesions: What Every Cat Owner Should Know

Feline Resorptive Lesions: What You Need to Know Feline resorptive lesions (FRLs) are one of the most common and painful dental conditions affecting cats today. These lesions occur when the body begins to break down and reabsorb the tooth’s structure, leading to painful cavities and tooth loss if left untreated.  What Are Feline Resorptive Lesions? [...]

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