Owning a chubby and cuddly cat might seem cut, but it's important to know that even a little extra weight can be bad for your cat's health in the long run. Our vets from Concord will go over some indicators that may suggest your cat is carrying extra pounds.
Constipation is a common digestive problem in dogs that can have serious consequences depending on its underlying cause. In this blog, our vets in Concord will inform you about the cause of constipation in dogs and how you can help your pup.
Regular urinalysis testing for pets is crucial in detecting various conditions and diseases they may have. Our Concord veterinarians will emphasize the significance of such testing.
Has your vet recommended an ultrasound for your cat or dog? Our Concord vets share the details of this procedure and how it can help your pet.
If your furry friend has an upcoming X-ray appointment (also known as radiograph), you may want to know what to expect and how to prepare yourself and your dog for the visit. Our vets at Concord will provide you with all the necessary information regarding the process.
Modern veterinary medicine has increased the lifespan of cats and dogs. As a result, owners are now required to learn how to properly care for their pets during their senior years. Our Concord veterinarians have shared some helpful tips for taking care of senior cats.
As your dog ages, its needs will begin to change. Here, our All Bay Animal Hospital vets will provide you a care guide for your senior dog.
Doggy breath is pretty common, but it can also indicate some health problems. Our expert veterinarians at Concord are here to break down the causes of your dog's bad breath and provide tips on how to treat and prevent it.
Dental issues can bring great discomfort to your dog and even lead to additional health problems. In this article, our vets at Concord will guide you on recognizing dental problems in your dog, highlighting the most common issues, and providing advice on prevention and treatment.
Your cat can develop diabetes and left untreated it can negatively impact your cat's overall health and well-being. Today, our Concord vets discuss cat diabetes and what can happen if left untreated.
All Bay Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Concord companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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Due to a fire we are currently closed. We are working on cleanup and plans for reopening.
If your pet needs care, we encourage you to reach out to our sister hospitals Four Corners Veterinary Hospital or Diablo View Veterinary Hospital, located just 10 minutes from us.
Diablo View Veterinary Hospital is located at:
2609 Pleasant Hill Rd, Pleasant Hill
