
Does your cat have a damaged or decayed tooth? A cat tooth extraction could help to relieve your kitty's pain and restore good oral health. Learn about this common cat dental surgery here.

Does your cat have a damaged or decayed tooth? A cat tooth extraction could help to relieve your kitty's pain and restore good oral health. Learn about this common cat dental surgery here.

When do kittens lose their baby teeth? How can you help to make kitten teething less painful for your kitty? How can you tell how old a kitten is by teeth? Read on to find out.

In today's post, you will learn various reasons why your vet may request blood tests for your dog, and what the test results show about your dog's health.

In today's post, you will learn why regular fecal exams are important for your pet, and how your pet's fecal exams help to protect your family from intestinal parasites.

Treating cancer early gives your kitty their best shot at a good outcome. Today's post explains some common cancer in cats symptoms and treatments.

Osteosarcoma or bone cancer is one of the most common types of cancer a dog can develop, and must be diagnosed and treated early to achieve the best possible treatment outcomes. Learn more.

At Spring House Animal Hospital we are seeing increasing numbers of dogs with diabetes. Today, we discuss signs that your dog may have diabetes and how it can be treated.

Concerned that your dog may have inflammatory bowel disease? Learn about treatment used to manage IBD in dogs and the prognosis for dogs with this condition.

In today's post, you will learn how to brush your cat's teeth, and other ways to help improve their oral health.

In this article, our Ambler vets share a few reasons why your dog may have bad breath, and what you can do about it.

Preventing heartworm disease is both easier on your dog, and on your wallet than treating the disease after your pup gets ill. Our Ambler vets explain why.
New pets are always welcome at Spring House Animal Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.
