
Drooling isn't something most people look for in a dog, but it's normal for many breeds we have come to love. What causes drooling in dogs? How do you stop a dog from drooling? Find out here.

Drooling isn't something most people look for in a dog, but it's normal for many breeds we have come to love. What causes drooling in dogs? How do you stop a dog from drooling? Find out here.

Your kitty means the world to you. You know that regular veterinary care plays a key role in keeping your cat and healthy. But, exactly how often should you take a cat to the vet? Find out.

Ear mites are highly contagious parasites that cause intense itchiness, often resulting in infections and health issues in cats. Here, we discuss the signs of ear mites, causes, and treatment.

Spaying or neutering your cat comes with a variety of benefits. In today's post, you will find information about when to get your cat or kitten fixed, and the benefits of spaying or neutering.

Dogs can often deliver puppies without help from a vet, but problems can arise and a C-section may be necessary. How can you tell if your dog needs a C-section? Read on to find out.

Getting your cat microchipped provides your kitty with a permanent form of ID that can help ensure you are reunited if they become lost or stolen. Read on to learn more about cat microchips.

Today, we discuss what the results from urinalysis for pets tell us, and how the results help our Berkeley vets to provide targeted treatment for your dog or cat.

In today's post, we discuss diagnostic tests for pets. What different tests are used for, and the limitations of different technologies..

Itchy skin, gas, and diarrhea can all be signs of allergies in dogs. Here, we discuss dog food allergies, including common allergens, symptoms, and the best foods to feed a dog with allergies.

You've got a new fur baby! Congratulations, now training begins. To help you get off on the right foot (and paw), our veterinary team shares some helpful dog training tips.

Cat ear infections are rare but can be a sign of an underlying health issue that needs veterinary attention. Today, our Berkeley vets explain more about ear infections in cats.
New pets are always welcome at Berkeley Dog & Cat Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.
