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As the summer heat roars, many pet owners are thinking about letting their dogs go in the pool. It really depends on your preferences. There's no right or wrong answer, but this article from the Spruce Pets gives you some tips to follow beforehand.

Should You Allow Your Dog in the Swimming Pool? Should you let your dog swim in the pool with you? If you live in the desert you might be one of thousands of people who have this decision to make.

Hope your pets are enjoying the summer! - Vail Ranch Veterinary Hospital

Older pets are susceptible to diabetes, much like humans. With years of experience in caring for diabetic pets, we understand the importance of a well-balanced and tailored nutrition plan to prevent this debilitating condition. Take action and book a consultation with our experts today! vailranchvets.com

Summer is an exciting time for families and their pets. It also comes with taking a lot of precautions to keep your furry companions safe! From adequate hydration to understanding the signs of heatstroke, the Humane Society has some good instructions to follow.

Keep pets safe in the heat How to keep animals cool when temperatures soar.

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Are you the proud parent of a brand new fur baby? We recommend scheduling a visit to our experienced veterinarians for a comprehensive wellness checkup. We can get you on the right track to welcome your new pet. Call us today to schedule your appointment! vailranchvets.com

Urinary tract problems are common in dogs. From minor infections to more serious complications, dogs may face various issues in this area. Identifying the symptoms and understanding treatment plans are covered in this article from PetMD. Always speak with your vet for help if you're unsure what problems your pooch is having.

8 Common Urinary Problems in Dogs Dr. Amanda Simonson shares the most common urinary problems in dogs, how they are diagnosed, and treatment options for these common urinary issues in dogs.

One common question we get at our clinic is, "why does my pet need bloodwork?" It can screen for early diseases you might not know about. Is there a burning question about your pet's veterinary care that you need answered? Let us know below, and we'll be happy to answer! vailranchvets.com

It's important to prioritize dental hygiene for your pet, as neglecting it can result in various periodontal diseases. This can cause gum inflammation, leading to bone loss and, eventually, tooth loss if left untreated. The AVMA gives a great overview of how to care for your pet's teeth. Be sure to check it out.

Pet dental care Dental health is an important part of a pet's overall health. A pet's teeth and gums should be checked at least once a year by a veterinarian.

As the summer heat waves continue, it's essential to keep our furry friends hydrated. July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, a time to remind ourselves of the importance of providing fresh water for our pets. Don't forget! Fill up your pet's water bowl regularly and schedule an exam with a veterinarian today. vailranchvets.com