Did you know that there are urinary conditions that can affect your cat other than a urinary tract infection? It is actually more common for cats to experience feline lower urinary tract disease. Here, our Killen vets share more information about cat urinary tract infections and other conditions that affect their urinary system.
When your dog needs surgery it can cause certain distress for the pet parents, regardless of how invasive the procedure is. In this post, our Killen vets talk about how proper care during recovery can help prevent complications after surgery and ways to help your dog recover faster.
Femoral head ostectomy (FHO) surgery can be an effective method of treating hip problems in cats. In this post, our Killen vets describe the hip anatomy of cats, problems that could affect your their hips, and more about FHO surgery and recovery.
For suffering from a hernia, surgery is a realistic possibility and may be required to repair the issue. Here, our Killen pet surgeons talk about the different types of hernias and how veterinary surgery can help treat this condition.
Being there as your dog gives birth can be an incredible experience, but what if she needs a c-section? Today our Killen vets discuss the signs of complications during birthing to preparing for your pup's c-section.
If you're a cat owner, you want your kitty to live a long and healthy life. In this post, our Killen vets discuss how often you should bring your cat to the vet and why this preventive care is vital to their health.
Ear infections are quite common in all breeds of dog, as canines tend to have larger ear canals than other pets. Here, our Killen vets discuss the different types of ear infections in dogs, their symptoms, their causes, and how they are treated.
Just like humans, cats can get a little under the weather and experience their own version of a cold. Here, our Killen veterinarians discuss cats and colds, if they can get them, the symptoms, and what to do.
Have you come to a point in your life where you are looking for companionship from an animal? If you are looking for a new dog but are unsure of where to go, our team can help. The veterinarians at our Center Star vet clinic in Killen talk about some of the best reasons to adopt your dog from the shelter.
Many owners think that the few extra pounds on their pup is simply more to love, but it's important to know the distinction between a healthy and unhealthy weight in your pet. Here, our Killen vets discuss how to tell if your dog is overweight, the signs and symptoms, and what to do about it.
Center Star Veterinary Services offers walk-in veterinary services. Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Killen companion animals. Get in touch today to learn more about our services.