Cats are highly vulnerable to the deadly rabies virus, but thankfully, it can be easily prevented. Our vets in Diamond Bar provide detailed information about the expenses, timing, and potential reactions involved in vaccinating your feline against rabies.
Have you ever observed your dog eating grass and found it peculiar? You're not alone! Our vets in Diamond Bar receive frequent inquiries about this matter and will go over the common causes of why dogs eat grass and when it should be a cause for concern.
Our furry friends are curious and energetic, but their sense of fun and adventure can sometimes result in accidents and injuries. To help you be prepared, our vets at Diamond Bar have shared some pet first-aid tips and advice on what to do if your cat or dog gets hurt.
Microchipping your dog can increase the chances that they are found if they get lost. Our Diamond Bar vets discuss the benefits of getting a microchip for your dog.
Fungal infections in cats can cause a wide range of alarming symptoms - and leave people and animals in danger of infection. Our Diamond Bar vets explain causes, symptoms, and treatment for these conditions.
Lyme disease is a prevalent tick-borne illness worldwide. Our veterinarians at Diamond Bar provide detailed information on the causes, symptoms, and treatment of this disease in dogs.
When leaving with a pet, consider pet care options like pet sitters or boarding. However, for medical attention and monitoring, try medical pet boarding. Our vets in Diamond Bar can explain when it's necessary and the differences from other options.
Discover how weight loss in senior dogs can be a cause for concern. Our vets at Diamond Bar Veterinary Clinic shed light on this issue and when you should take notice.
Is your dog constantly scratching, feeling irritable, and experiencing discomfort? These could be signs of a skin allergy. Our veterinarians at Diamond Bar will help you understand how allergic reactions can cause these symptoms and provide guidance on what to do if you notice your dog has red, itchy skin.
Asthma attacks can affect many cats when they breathe in an allergen. This condition is estimated to affect around 1-5% of cats. If you think your cat might have asthma, don't worry! Our Diamond Bar vets can help you identify some common symptoms and advise you on what to do next.
Diamond Bar Veterinary Clinic is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Diamond Bar companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.