Rabies is a highly contagious and deadly virus for pets, luckily, it is preventable with the help of vaccinations and preventive care. Our Zeeland vets are here to discuss the symptoms of rabies and how to prevent it from infecting your cat or dog.
The dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is frequently referred to as the dog's ACL. It is the structure that joins the upper and lower leg bones at the knee and is a common injury for active dogs. Our Zeeland vets are here to tell you all about the three standard ACL surgeries for dogs.
Routine wellness checkups at Zeeland Veterinary Service gives your pet the best chance at a long and healthy life. Knowing what to expect at your pet's routine exam will reduce the stress you feel, and therefore make your pet feel less stressed. Our Zeeland vets are here to give you the inside scoop.
Our Zeeland vets recognize that making the choice to spay or neuter your dog can be emotional. These emotions are heightened by the thought that they may be in pain following their surgery so our knowledgeable team is here to help you understand how to manage your dog's pain following their spay or neuter.
Getting your cat microchipped can dramatically increase the odds that they will be found if they go missing. Learn about the benefits of microchipping your cats from our [SITEWIDE][LOCATION veterinary experts.
Getting your dog spayed or neutered while important can be very scary for pet owners. Here's some advice from our Zeeland veterinary professionals about the procedure and recovery to help ease your mind.
Vaccinating your indoor cat might seem like a waste of time or money but our Zeeland vets are here to tell you why it is still necessary to keep your cat or kittens shots up to date.
Just like their human counterparts, dogs can feel anxious or depressed. While signs may indicate these or other issues, the good news is that you might be able to help them feel better with these tips about dog depression and anxiety from our Zeeland vets.
Sometimes, cats can experience eating problems to the point where they will lose their appetite and stop eating. This may be concerning and you might wonder when you furry friend needs to see a vet. Our Zeeland vets provide some possible reasons your cat won't eat, and how to know when to visit a vet.
Yearly veterinary checkups and exams for your cat or dog let your vet to monitor your pet's health and well-being, to check for signs of disease and to provide preventative and proactive treatments to your pet against serious conditions. Here, our Zeeland veterinary team explains the benefits of routine checkups for your pet.
