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Learn What It Costs to Care for Your Pet

The cost of living, in Florida and the rest of the United States, seems to keep rising, and that includes the cost of owning and caring for a pet. If the price of premium dog food makes you growl, or you hiss when you see how much you have to pay for luxury kitty litter, [...]

10 Tips for Stress-Free Vet Visits

Did you ever have to cancel an appointment with the veterinarian because your cat was cowering under the bed, or your dog was whimpering and whining at the mere sight of their carrier? Practices everywhere take calls from embarrassed owners about pets who won’t budge when they sense that they are about to visit the [...]

Heartworm Disease and Prevention

Warmer days and more time outdoors herald the beginning of spring, and most of us are excited about the longer days and more opportunities to hike, run, and play outside with our pets. But, along with the warmer temperatures, come many detested bugs, including mosquitoes.  Mosquito bites are uncomfortable and annoying to us, but are [...]

How to Cope With Pet Loss

The death of a beloved pet can be the same as the loss of any loved one and can produce profound grief and sadness. As pet owners, we will likely outlive our pets and have to say “Goodbye,” which is one of the hardest things we may ever do. Since many in our society do [...]

Surprising Household Items That Are Toxic to Pets

Our beloved pets, whether playful pups or curious cats, bring immense joy to our lives. But their inquisitive nature can sometimes lead them astray, exposing them to hidden dangers in our everyday lives. At Bayview Animal Hospital, we understand how important your furry companion is to you, so we’ve compiled this list of surprising household [...]

Can It Wait? Emergency versus Urgent Care

As devoted pet parents, you strive to keep your companion happy and healthy. But when an unexpected situation arises, you might not know whether it’s really an emergency or whether it can wait for a regular vet appointment. Knowing the difference between emergency and urgent care can have a big effect on your pet's health, [...]

Scratch Out Pet Diseases Through Routine Wellness Care

The early New Year is often the time when we look at our health and make appointments with our physicians for our annual checkup. It’s also a great time for our pets’ routine wellness visit. We are all familiar with the adage ”An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” which also applies [...]

The Signs and Stages of Pet Periodontal Disease

Pets, like people, need regular dental care to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Periodontal disease is a common problem with cats and dogs, with more than 90% of dogs older than 3 years suffering with some form of periodontitis, according to research published by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Global Dental Guidelines. [...]

The Power of Peace: Creating a Low-Stress Lifestyle for Your Pet

Welcoming a furry friend into your home is a joyous occasion, but it's essential to consider their wellbeing in various situations, such as veterinary visits, grooming sessions, and training classes. Using low-stress handling methods at home can significantly contribute to your pet's overall happiness and make these experiences more enjoyable for everyone involved.  To begin, [...]

Healthy Smiles, Happy Pets: A Complete Guide to Pet Dental Health

Although the ripe odor of “doggy breath” wafting toward your nose as your pet pants at your side may seem normal, foul breath is a sign of dental disease. Periodontal problems are one of the most common conditions diagnosed by veterinarians, and up to 90% of all pets have some level of dental disease by [...]

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