by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Apr 10, 2023 | Cats, Heartworm
Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal disease in cats. It is caused by parasitic worms that infect the heart and lungs. Because April is National Heartworm Awareness Month, we’d like to help you understand how to prevent and treat heartworm, so you can keep...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Mar 23, 2021 | Disease Testing, Heartworm
Testing for heartworm disease and heartworm prevention is an important aspect of preventative care for your dog. Since National Heartworm Awareness Month is coming up in April, we’d like to share some helpful information that can ensure your dog’s health and lower his...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Mar 4, 2021 | Dog Health, Heart Health, Heartworm
Since your pooch is a part of the family, protecting your dog’s heart health is just as important as protecting your own. Cardiovascular issues differ in canines—for example coronary artery disease is not as common in dogs as it is in humans, but heart...
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Apr 14, 2018 | Cats, Dentistry, Diagnostics, Disease Testing, Dogs, Ear Treatments, Emergencies, Flea and Tick Prevention, General Wellness, Heartworm, In-House Pharmacy, Pet Allergies
Americans are spending more on health care for their pets than ever: $15.95 billion to be exact (This statistic is from 2016, and the number is sure to be higher in 2017). This trend points to how deeply established our pets have become in our households and families....
by Anasazi Animal Clinic | Mar 7, 2018 | Disease Testing, Ear Treatments, Emergencies, Flea and Tick Prevention, General Wellness, Heartworm, Nail Trimming, Pet Food, Vaccinations
When you’re thrilled about picking up your new family pet from the local shelter or breeder, it can be easy to overlook the financial investment of being a pet owner—especially the long-term expenses involved. If you’re thinking seriously about owning a pet, you might...
by Gina gina@eastvalleyanimal.com | Apr 7, 2017 | Flea and Tick Prevention, General Wellness, Heartworm
If only dogs and cats could talk. Then they could tell us if they are feeling well or not. But, of course, this is not the case. In fact, through instinct, dogs and cats are naturally wired to hide any symptoms of disease or discomfort from us. This is one of the main...
