Why Dental Health Is More Than Just Fresh Breath Protecting Your Pet’s Health Starts With Their Mouth February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and while bad breath may seem like a minor nuisance, dental disease is one of the most common—and most...
When the Weather Gets Colder, Our Senior Pets Feel It Too December brings festive lights, cozy gatherings, and cooler temperatures — and while many of us welcome the change in season, our senior pets often feel winter very differently. Arthritis stiffens, muscles...
One of our beloved diabetic patients, Nutmeg November spotlights diabetes in pets—and early detection makes a big difference. If your dog or cat is drinking and urinating more, losing weight despite a good appetite, or seems low-energy, it’s time to schedule a quick...
How to Keep Your Pet Hydrated This Summer With the summer season approaching, it’s crucial for pet owners to prioritize the hydration of their furry companions. The warmer months bring the risk of heat exhaustion and dehydration, which can lead to serious health...
Stay Cool this Summer: Top 5 Safety Tips The sun is shining, and it’s time for some outdoor fun with your beloved furry companions. Summer is a fantastic season to engage in activities like fetch in the park, hiking through picturesque trails, or simply relaxing...
Revealing the Dangers: Common Diseases that Pets Can Transmit to Humans Zoonotic diseases, which are illnesses that can be transmitted from pets to people, are more prevalent than one might think. At Brentwood Veterinary Center, we want to raise awareness about these...
