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  • Dandruff in Dogs: Causes & Treatment

    Dandruff in Dogs: Causes & Treatment

    Has your pooch been leaving behind white flakes wherever they lay? Your pup might have dandruff, which could be a sign of health problems. Our Flat Rock vets talk about it.

  • Can My Dog Get Cavities?

    Can My Dog Get Cavities?

    Just like in humans, poor oral hygiene can lead to cavities in dogs. Our Flat Rock vets offer tips on how to prevent cavities in dogs and what to do if your dog has one. 

  • Is My Kitten Teething?

    Is My Kitten Teething?

    Cats, like people, have baby teeth that fall out before their permanent teeth emerge. In today's post, our Flat Rock veterinarians explain kitten teething and how you can help.

  • What Is The FVRCP Cat Vaccine

    What Is The FVRCP Cat Vaccine

    Our Flat Rock vets recommend that all cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Here's how the FVRCP protects your cat's health.

  • What is Whipworm in dogs?

    What is Whipworm in dogs?

    Whipworms are a common parasite that causes discomfort and leading to many uncomfortable symptoms. Today our Flat Rock vets explain more about whipworms in dogs.

  • Facial Swelling in Dogs: Causes and Treatments

    Facial Swelling in Dogs: Causes and Treatments

    If you notice that your dog's face is swollen then there is most likely an underlying health condition causing the swelling. Today our Flat Rock vets talk about what might cause it.

  • How Often Does Your Dog Need To Go To The Vet

    How Often Does Your Dog Need To Go To The Vet

    You love your dog and want to give them their best chance at a long and healthy life, that's where regular preventive vet care comes in. But how often should you take your dog to the vet?

  • Signs of Gingivitis in Cats

    Signs of Gingivitis in Cats

    Dental problems can be extremely painful for our feline friends. Our Flat Rock vets share signs and causes of gingivitis in cats, along with diagnosis and treatment.

Book an Appointment at Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital & Veterinary Emergency Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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