Our Citrus County veterinarians share valuable tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
Having your female dog or cat spayed can help prevent unwanted litters, as well as various unwanted behaviors and diseases. In this post, our Citrus County vets discuss having your pet fixed and answer the question, 'How long does spaying take?'.
Preventive care goes beyond vaccines and routine checkups. Having your pet fixed can protect it from serious health issues. Our veterinarians in Citrus County discuss the behavior of male cats before and after neutering and what to expect during recovery.
If you are looking to adopt a cat or dog, take a look inside for a list of our favorite animal shelters located near Dunnellon Animal Hospital.
Looking for a place to take your furry friend for some off-leash fun and socialization? Check out this list of our favorite dog parks near Dunnellon Animal Hospital.
Check out this list of our favorite dog-friendly restaurants and coffee shops near Dunnellon Animal Hospital where you can bring your dog after your appointment with us.
If you plan to be away from home for any reason, it may be a good idea to look into bringing your pup to a kennel. You will, however, need to meet the requirements. Here, our Citrus County vets discuss what shots your dog needs for boarding and why they are important.
Ear mites are external parasites that feed on your cat's blood, potentially causing serious complications. Here, our Citrus County vets discuss the causes of ear mites in cats, their symptoms, treatment and how they can be prevented.
Today, our Citrus County vets discuss some benefits that wellness plans offer your pet and why you should consider one.
Today, our Citrus County vets discuss the causes, signs, treatment, and prevention of hookworm in dogs.
In today's article, our Citrus County vets share some costs to consider before adding a dog to your family.
We look forward to meeting your precious pet at Dunnellon Animal Hospital.
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