Understanding Your Cat's Vomiting: Causes, Concerns, and When to Seek Vet Care Overview of Cat Vomiting Vomiting in cats is a common but sometimes concerning issue. While an occasional upset stomach isn’t always cause for alarm, frequent or severe vomiting can signal an underlying health problem that requires veterinary attention. Understanding the difference can help [...]
Why Regular Blood Tests Matter at Livingston Veterinary Hospital At Livingston Veterinary Hospital, we emphasize preventive care to detect health issues early and ensure your pet lives a long, healthy life. Annual bloodwork plays a critical role in identifying diseases before symptoms appear, allowing for timely intervention and better treatment outcomes. Read more about why [...]
Easily Preventable Diseases in Pets: Vaccines and Beyond Keeping pets healthy goes beyond feeding a nutritious diet and providing a loving home. Preventive care, including vaccinations, regular checkups, and proactive health monitoring, is the key to avoiding serious and costly diseases. Many of the most dangerous illnesses in dogs and cats can be easily prevented [...]
Pet Emergency Preparedness: Be Ready for the Unexpected Emergencies can happen at any time, and when they involve pets, they can be stressful and overwhelming. Whether it is an injury, poisoning, or sudden illness, being prepared can make all the difference. Knowing what to do, who to call, and how to provide immediate care can [...]
Talking to Your Veterinarian About Your Pet’s Behavior Changes in a pet’s behavior can be confusing, frustrating, or even concerning. Whether your dog suddenly starts barking excessively, your cat avoids the litter box, or your pet seems anxious when left alone, these behaviors often have underlying medical or emotional causes. At Livingston Veterinary Hospital in [...]
Thanksgiving is a time for family, food, and togetherness—and that includes our beloved pets. However, while we enjoy the holiday feast, it’s essential to be aware of the hidden dangers it can pose to our animals. At Livingston Veterinary Hospital, we’re dedicated to ensuring your pet’s safety during the holidays. By knowing what to avoid [...]
Breathe Easy: Tackling Feline Asthma for a Happier, Healthier Cat Feline asthma is a common but often under-recognized condition in cats that closely resembles asthma in humans. Addressing this respiratory issue early on can lead to substantial improvements in your cat’s comfort and quality of life. At Livingston Veterinary Hospital in Livingston, Montana, we’re dedicated [...]
As a conscientious cat owner, you are likely concerned about your whiskered friend’s health and happiness. Often, the two go hand in hand, because happy cats are less likely to be stressed, which can lead to health and behavioral issues. September is Happy Cat Month, and our Livingston Veterinary Hospital team wants to ensure your [...]
Your dog will benefit greatly from regular exercise and movement. The correct exercise choices keep them healthy, prevent obesity, and reduce behavioral problems. However, not all dogs are the same, and different breeds and those with different health levels need varying exercises. Understanding your four-legged friend's breed-specific requirements can help you provide the best exercise [...]
To ensure your pet gets the right veterinary care, you need to understand the difference between an emergency and an urgent situation. Recognizing the distinction can help you respond appropriately, ensuring your pet receives the necessary care promptly. Our Livingston Veterinary Hospital team breaks down pets’ emergency versus urgent issue signs to guide you in [...]