The problem with your horse began with some front-end lameness. It seemed to clear up once you gave them a break. However, it keeps reappearing on occasion, and you're worried that your horse is going to start taking short strides. Our Douglasville veterinarians explain this prevalent horse foot ailment today, as well as how the nerves in your horse's hooves may be affected.
Infectious diseases are a leading cause of pain and death in horses. One of the most important tools we have for reducing these diseases in horses is vaccination. Our Douglasville veterinarians talk about the importance of horse vaccines and a horse vaccine schedule in today's post.
Heart disease is very common in dogs, just like it is in humans. The veterinarians at Kay Animal Hospital discuss some of the most common causes, symptoms, and treatment options for dogs with heart disease in this post.
Are you concerned that your cat may be anemic? Our Douglasville veterinarians offer insight on the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment options for anemia in cats.
It doesn't have to be difficult to look after your dog's health. To help your dog live a long and healthy life, simply follow these 6 tips from our Kay Animal Hospital veterinarians, along with plenty of love and attention.
Cushing's disease poses a serious threat to your dog's overall health and lifespan. The causes of this serious condition, as well as potential complications and treatments, are discussed in today's blog by our Douglasville veterinary team.
While we may not think of asthma when it comes to our feline friends, it affects 1-5 percent of cats. Today, our Douglasville veterinarians talk about the signs and symptoms of feline asthma, as well as the causes and treatments available.
It can be difficult to tell whether your dog has a fever or not. Today, our Douglasville veterinarians talk about how to detect a dog's fever, what might be causing it, the symptoms it can cause, and what to do about it.
You adore your cat and want to do everything in your power to ensure that it lives a long and healthy life. So, how frequently do you take your cat to the vet to keep them looking and feeling their best? From kittenhood to old age, here's what our Douglasville veterinarians recommend.
Ringworm is a fungus, like athlete's foot. It produces spores, which are highly resilient and difficult to remove from the environment. Ringworm can infect a dog's skin. Our Douglasville vets discuss ringworm in dogs today.
At Kay Animal Hospital, we can't wait to welcome you and your four-legged friend into our veterinary family. Learn more about the services we offer and the difference our care and compassion make by booking your first appointment today!