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Our La Pine veterinarians share a variety of tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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How to Relieve Your Dog's Pain After Neutering

How to Relieve Your Dog's Pain After Neutering

Having your male dog neutered offers several benefits, including preventing litters of unwanted puppies along with serious illnesses. In this post, our La Pine vets discuss how you can comfort a dog in pain and how giving your dog pain medications after neutering surgery can help relieve their discomfort. 

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Ear Infections in Dogs

Ear Infections in Dogs

Our veterinarians in La Pine often encounter ear infections in dogs. If detected early, most of these infections can be treated quite easily. Below are some signs that you can look for to identify if your furry friend has an ear infection. We've also provided some guidance on what you should do if your dog is diagnosed with an infection.

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Toxic Dogs Food & Treat List

Toxic Dogs Food & Treat List

Our La Pine vets understand that loving dog owners like to give their canine friends treats from time to time. However, it's important to know that not all treats are safe for dogs. Surprisingly, many human foods are toxic to dogs! In today's post, La Pine Animal Hospital will discuss the list of toxic dog treats that you need to avoid.

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Best Small Family Dogs

Best Small Family Dogs

If you're thinking about adding a new fur baby to your family, you might be wondering which breed will best fit your family. Today, our vets in La Pine are sharing a few small dog breeds that families love.

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Cats & Colds: Can They Get Them & What to Do?

Cats & Colds: Can They Get Them & What to Do?

Is your cat sneezing and sniffling lately? Are you worried that your cat might have a cold? Our La Pine veterinarians have provided some tips on what actions you can take if your cat is sick. Read on to learn more.

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Is Your Cat Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do

Is Your Cat Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do

While a plump cat may seem adorable and huggable, even a small amount of extra weight can be harmful to your feline companion's health in the long run. In this article, our veterinarians across all locations will explore several indications that your cat may be carrying excess weight.

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Dog Chewing Problems: Why They Chew & How To Stop Them

Dog Chewing Problems: Why They Chew & How To Stop Them

Any pet parent will tell you that chewing is a relatively common issue among dogs and puppies. While it may be common, there are ways that you can help curb this activity in your dog. Here our La Pine vets discuss the reasons why dogs chew and what steps you can take to stop them.

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Routine Vet Exams: Why Are Regular Veterinary Checkups Important?

Routine Vet Exams: Why Are Regular Veterinary Checkups Important?

Bringing your cat or dog in for regular check-ups helps prevent various health problems your pet might face. In this article, our veterinarians at La Pine emphasize the significance of these routine pet vet exams.

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Hookworm in Dogs: Signs, Treatment & Prevention

Hookworm in Dogs: Signs, Treatment & Prevention

When hookworms infect a healthy adult dog, it often leads to stomach problems. But for puppies, these tiny parasites can be deadly.  Our vets in La Pine share facts about hookworms in dogs and how they can be treated and prevented. 

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Getting Your Cat Fixed: When & What To Know

Getting Your Cat Fixed: When & What To Know

Are you a new cat owner? If you've recently welcomed a kitten or adult cat into your home, now you might be considering whether to have them spayed or neutered. Our La Pine vets explain why having your cat spayed or neutered is beneficial for your cat and your community.

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