Compared to dogs, cats can be a lot more solitary. While a cat’s demeanor towards humans might be very different from one cat to another, the rule holds true in general. Because of this, it can be difficult to detect whether your cat has any medical issues or not, while a dog is a lot more vocal about its problems. However, as an owner, you can still find out if anything is wrong with your cat a…Read More
Watching your dog grow happily into old age is as satisfying of an experience as watching your kids grow! For years, you have both given each other unconditional love and care. As they have stood by your side during both your happy and sad times, now it is your time to stand by them as they grow older. Veterinary services provide an incredibly important role in preserving the well-being of your ol…Read More
Since the pandemic began, doing normal stuff from home has become the norm, whether that being working, shopping, and even getting medical consultation online! However, even though we could get medical consultations in the comfort of our homes, the same thing was not possible for our furry family members! Well, now at-home vet services are available thanks to Paradise Point Animal Hospital, here i…Read More
Summers in Phoenix are brutal and can get dangerously hot. While you likely don’t want to go outside when the temperatures reach the triple digits, if you do find yourself on adventures or outside at all with your pets, it is important that you keep their safety in mind. Summer is a great time to go on fun adventures with your pets, but your dog or cat can get just as hot as you, which can be da…Read More
Walking your dog is a necessary part of being a dog owner, but sadly, not every dog owner walks their dogs as often as they should. Taking your dog on walks provides them with a number of different benefits, which is why it is so important to ensure your dog is getting walked often. At Paradise Point Animal Hospital in Phoenix, we offer a variety of veterinary services to help keep your pup health…Read More
Every pet owner wants to keep their pet healthy. A healthy pet is a happy pet, and a happy pet means a happy owner! While there are many ways you can improve the health and happiness of your pet at home, the vet also plays a big role. Just like humans, pets can run into a number of health issues, from obesity and parasites to arthritis and oral problems. Because of this, the best way to keep your …Read More
While you do everything you can to keep your dog healthy, from giving them plenty of exercise and feeding them a nutritious diet to signing up for our canine wellness plans, there are some problems that can be hard to avoid. Parasites are sneaky and small, and can find their way to your dog without you even noticing. While there are several preventative measures you can take to keep parasites away…Read More
Your feline friend is a part of your family and you would do anything to keep them happy and healthy. As a cat parent, it is important to know some of the common health problems that cats can experience in their lifetime. While not every cat will experience these problems, it is better to be aware of them and know the signs or symptoms to look for. At Paradise Point Animal Hospital in Phoenix, we …Read More
When you are cooking dinner and spill some of the food on the floor, it is tempting to call your dog over to clean up after you. It can also be hard to say no to those puppy eyes that your dog gives you as they beg from some of your food. While there is nothing wrong with giving your dog table scraps (but be sure to put scraps in their bowl so they don’t learn to beg), it is extremely important …Read More
Keeping your dog healthy and happy is likely one of your top priorities as a dog owner. While you may do everything you can to keep them healthy and allow them to live their best life, there are many common health issues that dogs can experience. Depending on your dog’s breed, they may be more likely to experience certain health issues than other dogs, however, there are some health issues that …Read More