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Our Nashua veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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Bleeding From Your Dog's Ears: Causes & Treatment

Bleeding From Your Dog's Ears: Causes & Treatment

Bleeding in a dog's ears can be caused by several issues and can cause any pet parent to worry. Today, our vets in Nashua discuss the reasons for your dog's ear bleeding, what you should do if this occurs and when it's an emergency.

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My Pet Can't Stand & Keeps Falling: What to Do

My Pet Can't Stand & Keeps Falling: What to Do

If your dog or cat has been stumbling or falling over, it may be caused by underlying medical issues. These can include infection, injury, poisoning, or stroke. Today, our Nashua vets discuss why your dog or cat may be staggering like they are drunk and what you should do if this happens.

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Why do dogs eat grass and is it safe?

Why do dogs eat grass and is it safe?

One habit that many dogs share is a love for munching on grass. But is it safe for them to do so, and should you stop them? Here, our vets in Nashua answer, 'Why do dogs eat grass?' and is it dangerous if you let them?

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Pet First Aid Guide: How to Give Dogs & Cats First Aid

Pet First Aid Guide: How to Give Dogs & Cats First Aid

When your dog or cat has an accident or experiences an illness, knowing the steps to take can help you manage the situation effectively, which can make a difference in the outcome. Here, our vets in Nashua share some tips and advice for performing first aid on your dog or cat.

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What to Expect When You Attend a Wellness Exam for Your Pet

What to Expect When You Attend a Wellness Exam for Your Pet

Bringing your furry friend in for a routine exam is a great way to catch any possible issues early, when they are most treatable. Here, our Nashua vets discuss what to expect during pet wellness exams and what to bring to checkups for dogs or cats.

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How often should I take my cat to the vet?

How often should I take my cat to the vet?

Routine care with a veterinary professional is important to keep your feline friend healthy. Here, our Nashua vets share some information about routine exams and discuss how often you should take your cat to the vet for a checkup.

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Joint Pain in Dogs - Signs, Causes & Treatment

Joint Pain in Dogs - Signs, Causes & Treatment

Because dogs are generally active, joint issues can occur easily. This is especially true for older or larger breed dogs. Here, our Nashua vets share some information about joint pain in dogs, the signs to watch for and when you should seek veterinary care.

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Kitten's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

Kitten's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

Veterinary checkups are a vital part of caring for your new furry friend. But what can you expect during their first appointment? Here, our vets in Nashua share the ins and outs of your kitten's first vet visit, including what to bring, questions to ask and when to bring them in.

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Nutrition & Diet for Dogs: How it Affects Skin Health

Nutrition & Diet for Dogs: How it Affects Skin Health

Many of us have heard the saying 'you are what you eat', and this extends to our canine companions as well. Here, our Nashua vets discuss dogs with poor diets, how the foods they eat affect their skin and fur and what you can do if you see the signs of nutritional deficiencies.

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Can acupuncture help my pet feel better?

Can acupuncture help my pet feel better?

Acupuncture has been used to address pain and other issues affecting people for centuries. In more recent years, it has also become a common therapy for treating cats and dogs. Here, our Nashua vets discuss the benefits of acupuncture for pets, what it can be used to help treat and what to expect during an appointment.

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