Cats may seem aloof, but evidence suggests that cats do get lonely, and of course, they need us to provide them with all the things they need to thrive. Here, our Liberty Lake vets explain how long you can leave a cat alone, and give tips for keeping your cat safe and content while you are away.
Is your dog refusing to eat? If so you are bound to be concerned. In today's post, our Liberty Lake vets share a few of the possible reasons why your dog is not eating, and what you should do.
Food allergies in dogs are relatively uncommon. However, when symptoms do appear, they can be concerning for both our dogs and us. Our Liberty Lake veterinarians discuss the best foods to help alleviate your dog's food allergy symptoms.
While it may not be something you are thinking about daily, it is possible that your dog or cat could benefit from holistic veterinary care. This can range from acupuncture to nutraceutical treatments and even holistic pet food. Today, our Liberty Lake vets explain holistic care in greater detail.
You may not consider your cat's weight to be an issue, but carrying a few extra ounces can make a significant difference in your cat's overall health and longevity. Today, our Liberty Lake veterinarians offer advice on how to determine if your cat is overweight.
Our Liberty Lake veterinarians are frequently asked by pet parents why their dog continues to eat grass and whether it is safe. Today, our veterinarians discuss why dogs eat grass and when you should be concerned.
Symptoms of constipation can be uncomfortable for our dogs - and concerning for pup parents. Our Somerset County emergency vets share signs of constipation in dogs, causes and tips for treating the condition.
Pet insurance and pet wellness plans are two different options to help make your pet's health care more affordable. There are important differences between them that are important to understand if you want to get to most coverage possible for your pet's care. Here, our Liberty Lake vets explain more about wellness plans and pet insurance.
Heartworm disease is a very serious medical condition that may result in organ failure, severe lung disease, damage to internal organs and even death in dogs, cats and ferrets in the Liberty Lake area. Here, our vets explain why prevention is key.
Getting your pet their annual fecal exam at your vet's office is one of the best ways to keep your pet and your family safe from intestinal parasites. Annual fecal exams allow your Liberty Lake vet an opportunity to check for intestinal parasites before more serious conditions have the chance to arise.
At Legacy Animal Medical Center, we are always accepting new patients! Our veterinary team's experience and passion make all the difference to the patients at our animal medical center in Liberty Lake. Contact us today to book your first appointment.