While the pads at the bottom of a dog's paws are much tougher than the bottoms of a human's feet, they can still get cut or injured. In this blog, our Los Angeles County vets share the steps you should take if your dog cuts their paw pad.
Taking care of a pet is a big responsibility, and you need to pick one that's right for you and your lifestyle. In this blog, our Los Angeles County vets share some key facts you should know about raising different types of pets, including some key considerations and the pros and cons of each.
We know how it can be worrying when your cat stops eating. It can also be hard to determine if you should rush them to the vet or not. In this blog, our Los Angeles County vets share some potential reasons why your cat may not be eating and when you should take them to the emergency vet.
Some dogs will eat everything they can fit in their mouths, from grass and toys to roadkill and poop. Here, our Los Angeles County vets discuss some possible reasons why your dog may be eating everything and offer you tips on how you can stop this bad habit.
Because you love your cat you want to do everything possible to ensure they have a long and healthy life. Today, our vets in Los Angeles County discuss how often you should be bringing your feline friend to the vet for a wellness exam and routine preventive care.
You love your pet and want to be sure that the vet you choose has the right qualifications to provide the veterinary care that your animal needs. So what qualifications should you look for?
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that can result in heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs and even death for pets in Los Angeles County. The disease is typically found in cats, dogs and ferrets. Here, our vets explain why prevention is key.
Numerous cat illnesses and their symptoms may worry you, or even be fatal if left untreated for too long. Our Los Angeles County vets offer insight on signs and symptoms to be aware of.
Getting yearly fecal exams at your vet's office is the best way to keep your pet and your family safe from intestinal parasites. Annual fecals give your Los Angeles County vet a chance to check for intestinal parasites before more serious conditions arise.
Fleas are the most common external parasite, and they can make your pet miserable! If left untreated, they may even lead to infections and cause serious diseases. Our Los Angeles County vets explain early signs of fleas, and what to do if your pet does have fleas.
Animal Hospital of Redondo Beach is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Los Angeles County companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
