Wondering what to do with your dog when you travel? Our vets know the struggle and would like to offer some advice on what you can do with your pets so that you don't have any anxiety about leaving them.
Does your cat have an ear hematoma? In this post, our Houston County vets explain what ear hematomas are in cats, what they look like, and how you can help.
A dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL or ACL) is the tissue that connects the upper and lower leg bones at the knee and can become injured in a couple of ways. In this post, our Houston County vets talk about ACL injuries in dogs and how they can be treated with surgery.
Today, our Houston County vets share tips and advice on how to take care of your cat while they are recovering from surgery, so you can help them feel better as quickly as possible.
Intestinal blockages are veterinary emergencies and need to be treated quickly to prevent serious health issues and the need for major surgery. Today, our Houston County vets discuss the symptoms of intestinal blockages in dogs and how they can be treated with surgery.
Are you wondering if you should get your dog spayed or neutered? You probably have lots of questions regarding the procedures and potential risks. Today, our Houston County vets discuss some key points you should know about spaying or neutering your dog.
In this blog, our Houston County vets share the reasons why your indoor cat should be vaccinated as well as the vaccination schedule.
While leptospirosis is a disease most often seen in dogs, they can easily transmit it to their caring owners. In this blog, our Houston County vets discuss the causes and symptoms of leptospirosis in dogs and explain why it's important to have your dog vaccinated against this dangerous illness.
Here, our Houston County vets talk about the side effects dogs could potentially develop after receiving their Bordetella vaccinations and answer other questions you may have about these shots.
Rabies is an extremely contagious virus that is fatal in cats and other pets. Here, our vets in Houston County explain how rabies spreads in cats, the stages and symptoms of the virus, and how you can prevent it.
Smith Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Houston County companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
Our Fort Valley location is temporarily closed for renovations.Please contact our Perry location for your pet care needs.
Smith Animal Hospital - Perry