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  • Do Kittens Teethe?

    Do Kittens Teethe?

    Kitten teething can lead to discomfort for our tiny feline friends. Learn more and follow these tips from our Berkeley vets to help relieve your kitten's teething pain.

  • Bad Breath in Dogs: Causes & Remedies

    Bad Breath in Dogs: Causes & Remedies

    Does your dog's breath stink so bad that you don't want to be near them? Here, our Berkeley vets explain some causes of dog bad breath and what to do.

  • Signs That Your Dog Might Have Ringworm

    Signs That Your Dog Might Have Ringworm

    Ringworm is a common fungal infection seen in dogs and other animals. Today, our Berkeley vets explain what ringworm looks like on a dog and how it's treated.

  • Understanding Ultrasound For Pets

    Understanding Ultrasound For Pets

    What will an ultrasound tell your vet about your pet's health? How can it help your pet? Today our Berkeley vets answer these questions and more about veterinary ultrasound.

  • Kidney Disease in Dogs - Symptoms & Treatment

    Kidney Disease in Dogs - Symptoms & Treatment

    Here, our Berkeley vets share a little about the causes of kidney disease in dogs, as well as the signs that could indicate that your dog's kidneys aren't working well.

  • Your Guide to Dental Disease in Dogs

    Your Guide to Dental Disease in Dogs

    Many dogs don't get the dental care they need to maintain good oral health, and overall well-being. Today, we discuss some common dog dental problems seen by our Berkeley vets.

  • Helping Your Cat Recover Well From Surgery

    Helping Your Cat Recover Well From Surgery

    If your cat has had the surgery you will play a key role in helping them recover quickly. Our Berkeley vets share some advice on how to help your cat recover well from surgery.

Book an Appointment at Berkeley Dog & Cat Hospital

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.

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