Spring is here, and that means a whole new collection of hazards for your dog or cat. While you’re probably as eager as your pets are to breathe in the fresh air and get outside, the Caldwell Animal Hospital team encourages you to take a moment to ensure they are protected from pesky parasites. Fleas [...]

From the tiny teacup poodle to the massive Great Dane, dogs are unique, special, and extremely interesting animals with many impressive attributes and skills that distinguish them as man’s best friend. Our team at Caldwell Animal Hospital wants to provide some fun and fascinating facts that you may not know about your canine friend. #1: [...]

When our pets are puppies and kittens, we think about their teeth every day. Of course, we’re mostly wondering when those sharp, inquisitive little needles will be replaced by adult teeth and less painful ways of exploring the world. But, once our pets are fully grown, their teeth no longer warrant much concern. Unfortunately, this [...]

A new problem has emerged and persisted across all veterinary medicine fields since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Clinics are overwhelmed and understaffed, leading to longer wait times for your pet’s veterinary care. This frustrating situation has been difficult for veterinary staff and worried pet owners, so Caldwell Animal Hospital would like to share with you [...]

Before you snuggle in for a long winter's nap with your pet, ensure you're not cozying up to parasites, too! Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and intestinal parasites don't take a holiday—making year-round parasite prevention essential to protect your pet—and you—from parasitic infestation and disease. Give parasites the cold shoulder this and every season with a year-round [...]

As your family gathers for the holiday, several common Thanksgiving delectables and decorations can be hazardous for your pet. Our team at Caldwell Animal Hospital wants to explain reasons why your pet could be in danger on turkey day. #1: Several savory treats are hazardous for your pet Pets have sensitive gastrointestinal tracts, and any [...]

Goblins, ghouls, werewolves, and witches roam the streets searching for sweet treats. These sinister sightings must mean Halloween is here. However, this terrifying time can be treacherous for your four-legged friend. Our team at Caldwell Animal Hospital requested help from some monstrous mates to relay advice, to keep your pet safe during the scintillating celebration. [...]

Chiropractic care can complement traditional medicine as a non-invasive, drug-free treatment option to improve a pet’s mobility and decrease their pain. The term chiropractic comes from the Greek words cheir, meaning hand, and praktos, meaning done (i.e., done by hand). In 1895, Daniel David Palmer from Davenport, Iowa, performed the first chiropractic adjustment in the [...]

A virus is an infectious agent that can replicate only inside living cells. Several viruses target cats, causing significant issues for numerous cats every year. Our team at Caldwell Animal Hospital would like to educate you on a few feline viruses, to help safeguard your cat. Is your cat at risk from feline calicivirus? Feline [...]

The guest list is complete, the groceries are bought, and the charcoal is ready to go. You are prepared to light the grill for your first cookout this summer. Before the guests arrive, take certain precautions to ensure your pet stays safe during the gathering. The team at Caldwell Animal Hospital enlisted Blake the black [...]