The Basics of Hairballs
How much do you know about hairballs? They’re a fact of life for almost all of our feline friends. Hairballs aren’t fun for your cat, and they’re definitely not pleasant … Read More
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Doggy Obesity
Pet Obesity Awareness Day is coming up October 10th! Is your dog getting a bit pudgy? If so, your pooch is not alone. Well over half of our canine pals … Read More
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DIY Pocket Pet Toys
Do you have a bunny, gerbil, Guinea pig, or hamster? These tiny furballs can really make adorable little pets. Making sure your tiny pal has plenty of toys, including lots … Read More
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Dog Training 101
Did you know that February is Dog Training Education Month? Making sure your canine pal knows basic doggy obedience commands is very important! Read on as a Savannah, GA vet … Read More
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Five Fundamentals of Preventative Pet Care
Preventative medicine is the absolute best way to keep your animal companion healthy and happy for years on end—it helps you to avoid a problem before it even begins! In … Read More
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Signs That Your Dog May Have Allergies
Did you know that dogs can have allergies, just like people can? Fido can’t exactly go get himself some allergy meds, so it’s up to you to watch for signs … Read More
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Kitten Care 101
Is a baby cat joining your household? If so, that’s wonderful! We love to see cats going to great homes! In this article from Westside Animal Hospital, a Savannah, GA … Read More
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Choosing Cat Toys
When you move your sofa, do you sometimes find a pile of cat toys beneath it? If so, you’re not the only one. Toys are actually great for Fluffy: they … Read More
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The Importance of Spaying and Neutering
Most people know that spaying and neutering pets is important, but have you ever wondered exactly why? Here, a vet from Westside Animal Hospital, your veterinarian in Savannah, GA, tells … Read More
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What to Do If Your Pet Gets Lost
Did you know that one in three pets will become lost at some point during their lives? While we truly hope that none of our clients have to experience the … Read More
