Some dogs barely notice a storm. Others start pacing before the first drop of rain. Thunderstorm anxiety can range from mild restlessness to full panic. A dog may tremble, pant,…
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Roundworms are common intestinal parasites in dogs and cats, especially puppies and kittens. They can cause digestive problems, interfere with growth, and sometimes be visible in a pet’s stool or…
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Back-to-school season means new schedules, busy mornings, after-school activities, and plenty of changes around the house. While families adjust to the new routine, dogs and cats have some adjusting to…
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Hurricane season is a familiar part of life in Florida, but preparing for a storm means thinking about more than your home and family - you also need a plan…
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When your dog or cat suddenly starts acting differently, it can be difficult to know whether you should wait, schedule a veterinary appointment, or seek emergency care immediately. Some symptoms…
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Does your dog become anxious, destructive, or vocal when you leave the house? You’re not alone. Separation anxiety is one of the most common behavioral concerns in dogs, and it…
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At Paws & Claws Veterinary Hospital in Tallahassee, we frequently see "scooting" cases, especially during peak Florida allergy seasons when skin inflammation is at its highest. While the behavior can…
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If your dog has been acting "off", perhaps lethargic one day and fine the next, it can be incredibly frustrating and sometimes difficult to make a diagnosis. One of the…
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You should never give your pet human medication without direct veterinary approval. Common over-the-counter drugs like Tylenol, Advil, and Aleve can cause life-threatening kidney failure, liver damage, or severe gastrointestinal…
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If your dog or cat is squinting, has a cloudy eye, or sudden redness, it should be treated as a medical emergency. Unlike a minor skin scratch or a brief…
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