Our South Philadelphia Location's Open House This Saturday August 3rd, 2019

Please Join Us This Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 For Our Open House At Our Newly Opened Sixth World Of Animals, Inc. Location In South Philadelphia From 10am-1pm At 1317 Wolf Street Philadelphia, PA 19148. Meet Our Staff, Tour The Facility, Learn About Your Pet's Healthcare Needs, And FREE Entry To Win Great Raffle Baskets!!!!

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What Should I Feed My Pet Vet Philadelphia

One of the most common questions of any pet owner is, “What Should I Feed My Pet?” This question, although important, can have surprising and complex answers. Nutrition is a key component of health, and nutritional requirements may vary with a pet’s species, age, health conditions, and reproductive status. Currently, there are thought to be at least 44 nutritional parameters for cats and 37 nutritional parameters for dogs. How the food is packaged, stored, handled and fed can also influence health.

Tail Injuries In Dogs Veterinary Hospital Philadelphia

Sometimes when a dog repeatedly wags their tail against a hard substance like a wall or a crate, a wound can form on the very end of the tail. The condition occurs from repetitive trauma to the tip of the tail. You know how your Dog’s Tail wags uncontrollably when you come home from work or you ask them if they would like to go to the P-A-R-K. While this expression of joy and happiness is a sign that your pet is happy, it can also lead to a difficult and painful condition called “Happy Tail”. “Limber Tail” is a term used to describe a different condition in dogs. Limber Tail occurs after vigorous or strenuous exercise, often associated with swimming.

Spaying And Neutering Vet In Philadelphia

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Philadelphia Vet For Your Cat's Health

As your pet ages, your veterinarian will want to see your cat every six months. Cats age severely quickly in the later years of their life and aging changes can develop with alarming speed. Osteoarthritis is a progressive disease of the joints and we’re just learning how common it is in cats as they live longer and receive more veterinary care than ever before. It can be identified on a physical examination with or without radiographs (X-rays), depending on the severity of the changes. This progressive condition can also be treated and lead to a happier, more energetic feline with minimal discomfort as they age.

Flea And Tick Control Vet Philadelphia

Fleas have been around for over 60 million years, so I don’t think they are going anywhere anytime soon.  Fortunately, there are many Flea/Tick Preventatives that can help prevent your pet from getting flea infections. For more information on which products are safe and effective for your pet, please schedule an appointment with a member of our veterinary hospital who can spend the time to go over flea prevention in more detail.