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Our North Providence veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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Senior Dogs Care: Tips & Tricks

Senior Dogs Care: Tips & Tricks

Pets, like people, benefit from a little attention to their health and wellness as they age. If your canine companion is enjoying their golden years, follow these tips from our North Providence vets to help your senior dog stay healthy and happy as they continue to age.

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Getting Your Cat Fixed: When and What To Know

Getting Your Cat Fixed: When and What To Know

If you've recently welcomed a new kitten or adult cat into your home, you might be wondering whether it's a good idea to have your furry friend spayed or neutered. Our North Providence veterinarians can clarify why this is advantageous for both your cat and the community.

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Teething in Puppies: Tips & Tricks

Teething in Puppies: Tips & Tricks

Puppy teething can be a difficult time for parents; the pain caused by teething often leads puppies to chew on anything and everything in an effort to relieve their discomfort. Here are a few tips from our North Providence vets on how to help your puppy through this difficult stage. 

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Weight Loss In Older Dogs: When To Worry

Weight Loss In Older Dogs: When To Worry

As our dogs age, we usually worry about them gaining weight, but some senior dogs tend to lose weight. Our vets at North Providence will tackle the weight loss issue in senior dogs and provide guidance on when to become concerned.

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Asthma in Cats - What You Need To Know

Asthma in Cats - What You Need To Know

Did you know many cats suffer from asthma attacks due to inhaled allergens? Studies show that around 1-5% of cats are affected by asthma. If you suspect that your cat might have this condition, our vets at North Providence have outlined some symptoms to look out for and steps you should take.

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Dog Bone Safety: Can Dogs Eat Bones?

Dog Bone Safety: Can Dogs Eat Bones?

It's a common misconception that dogs and bones are a perfect match, much like peanut butter and jelly. However, not all bones are safe for your furry friend to chew on. In fact, some bones can put their health and safety at risk. Our vets at North Providence are here to educate you on bone safety for your dog.

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Cataract Surgery in Dogs

Cataract Surgery in Dogs

Canine cataracts are a prevalent eye condition in dogs that may cause blurred vision and eventual blindness. However, vision can be restored by undergoing surgery. Our North Providence vets will guide you through the process of canine cataract surgery if your furry friend requires it.

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Diarrhea in Cats: Common Causes & When It's Serious

Diarrhea in Cats: Common Causes & When It's Serious

As a cat parent, dealing with diarrhea in your feline friend can be a messy and distressing experience. Our veterinary int North Providence are here to provide insight into the common causes of this condition in cats and when it warrants serious attention.

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Dog Hip Dysplasia Surgery - Different Options

Dog Hip Dysplasia Surgery - Different Options

Hip dysplasia is a condition that can cause pain and discomfort for dogs of any breed. Fortunately, there are several surgical options available that can alleviate your pup's symptoms and enable them to move around with ease again. Our vets at North Providence are here to provide further information on this matter.

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Ear Infections in Dogs

Ear Infections in Dogs

Our North Providence vets frequently see inner ear infections in dogs, especially those with cute floppy ears. The good news is that most bacterial ear infections in dogs are easily treated if caught early. Here are some signs of a severe ear infection in dogs and what to do.

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