We'll advise the specifics well in advance of the surgery, but in general, you should stop feeding your pet the night before the surgery, but continued drinking of water is acceptable. After the anesthesia has worn off, we will provide food.

When used properly, anesthetic is as safe for dogs as it is for humans. To minimize any potential complications, Kitty & Co Veterinary will perform blood testing and other pre-screening procedures before scheduling a surgical operation.

Unfortunately, bad breath is commonly a sign of dental problems, such as periodontal disease. On a dental visit, we'll perform a cleaning and a check-up as well as teach you the best ways to accomplish day-to-day pet dental care.

There are many superior pet food brands and the exact formula we advise differs depending on the particular needs of the pet. In general, look for products where ingredients are clearly identified rather than generic terms like “meat” or “animal.”

The most common signs of worms, including heartworms, are bloody diarrhea, rapid weight loss, constant scratching of the rear, or visible worms/eggs. At the first sight of any of these symptoms, contact Kitty & Co Veterinary.