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Diabetes in Cats: Recognizing the Signs and Managing for Life Do you know the signs of diabetes in your cat? You might notice them suddenly draining their water bowl faster than usual or spending more time in the litter box, all while losing weight despite a healthy appetite. These changes can be alarming, but they’re often early signs of diabetes. [...]

Relief for Aching Joints: A Pet Owner’s Guide to Osteoarthritis You know the moment- watching your loyal dog hesitate before jumping into the car, or noticing your cat struggle to reach their favorite sunny windowsill. It breaks your heart to see their spark dim because of pain. If arthritis is slowing down your animal, know that you are not alone. [...]

Fragile Beginnings: When Puppies and Kittens Need Urgent Veterinary Care Young animals don't have the reserves adults do, which means illness can strike hard and fast. Persistent vomiting, refusal to nurse or eat, and severe lethargy can all indicate an emergency. Quick recognition and immediate veterinary care are essential for keeping growing pets safe and thriving. At Greenfield Veterinary Clinic in [...]

Understanding the Fear Behind Separation Anxiety in Pets What feels like a simple goodbye to you can feel like a terrifying abandonment to your pet. Separation anxiety often develops when pets are overly attached to their owners or have fearful experiences when alone, leading to panic behaviors whenever they're by themselves. Recognizing this as a genuine behavioral health issue- not [...]

A Closer Look at the Surgeries Pets Need Most Often A torn ligament after a game of fetch, a dental extraction to relieve pain, or a spay to prevent future health risks are among the most common surgeries that help pets stay healthy throughout their lives. While the idea of surgery can feel overwhelming, knowing what to expect helps ease [...]

Vomiting and Diarrhea in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know Most pets will have an upset stomach at some point. A single episode after eating too fast may pass on its own, but vomiting or diarrhea can also signal a more serious problem. Gastrointestinal issues can progress quickly, leading to dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and emergencies if [...]