Being there as your dog gives birth can be an incredible experience, but what if she needs a c-section? Today our Lincoln vets discuss the signs of complications during birthing to preparing for your pup's c-section.
If your dog experiences a torn CCL ligament in their knee, the most probable action for addressing the injury involves knee surgery. In the following article, our veterinarians in Lincoln discuss dog knee injuries and how surgery treats them.
Do you need to board your dog for the first time and feel unsure about the process? Choosing the perfect boarding facility can stir up emotions. Here, our Lincoln veterinarians offer a set of tips to assist you in making an informed decision when selecting the ideal dog boarding facility for your furry friend.
When you are trying to decide which breed of cat is right for your family you may want to consider one that is known to live a long life. Today, our Lincoln vets talk about Siamese cats, Munchkin cats and other cat breeds that are known to live the longest.
Itchy, scratchy, and licking habits in your dog aren't just annoying; they're signs that your dog may have a skin condition called dermatitis. Our Lincoln veterinarians identify the cause of these skin issues and provide effective treatments.
Discover the advantages of microchipping your cat from your veterinarian in Lincoln. Learn more about cat microchipping in this blog post and how it can improve the chance of locating your cat if they ever get lost.
Cats can experience tooth and mouth discomfort that might stop them from eating. In this blog, our Lincoln vets explain some of the best ways you can help keep your cat's mouth clean and healthy.
Today, our Lincoln vets will discuss the signs and treatment of bladder infections in dogs, which can make your dog feel uncomfortable and in pain.
Cats can recover well from hernias if detected early. In today's blog, our vets from Lincoln explain the different types of hernias and what to expect if your cat develops one.
Weight gain is a common issue with cats, especially for older ones with slower metabolism or indoor kitties. Our Lincoln vets list signs that your cat may be overweight and what steps you can take.
Critter Creek Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of pets in Lincoln and the Greater Sacramento Area. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.