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Our Picayune veterinarians provide some helpful tips and advice to help you ensure that your pets stay happy and healthy.

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Male Cat Before & After Neutering: Behavior & Recovery

Male Cat Before & After Neutering: Behavior & Recovery

By having your cat fixed you can not only prevent unwanted kittens but also prevent health conditions and other issues. Here, our vets in Picayune talk about the importance of bringing your male cat in for neutering, what to expect during recovery after surgery and how it affects their behavior.

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Cataracts in Cats

Cataracts in Cats

Cataracts are a condition that can make your cat's eyes appear cloudy and impact their vision. Here, our Picayune vets discuss the causes and symptoms of cataracts in cats and talk about how surgery can treat this issue and restore their vision.

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Dog Recovering from Veterinary Surgery

Dog Recovering from Veterinary Surgery

Recovery after surgery is crucial to the success of the procedure. By taking adequate precautions and attending follow-up visits, you can help ensure the best possible outcome. Our veterinary surgeons in Picayune share some key information about surgery for dogs and what you can expect during the recovery process.

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CCL Surgery in Dogs

CCL Surgery in Dogs

Whether from repeated use or sudden injury, torn ligaments can cause a great deal of pain for your dog and require treatment to heal. Here, our vets in Picayune share the causes and signs of a CCL injury and how surgery can help your dog get moving again.

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Are bones safe for dogs?

Are bones safe for dogs?

When we think of dogs eating bones, many of us likely assume that any bone will do. Unfortunately, some bones come with unexpected dangers. Here, our Picayune vets answer the larger question of 'Can dogs eat bones?' and share some of the types of bones that are safe for them to eat.

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Gingivitis in Cats - Symptoms, Causes & Treatments

Gingivitis in Cats - Symptoms, Causes & Treatments

When cats don't receive regular dental care at home and with the vet, they can develop a build-up of bacteria that can lead to serious oral diseases. Today, our Picayune vets talk about cats and gingivitis including the causes, signs, and treatment options.

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How to Clean Your Cat's Teeth

How to Clean Your Cat's Teeth

Your kitty's oral health is a vital part of their overall health. To help keep their teeth healthy you'll need to keep up with regular hygiene at home as professional cleanings with the vet. Our Picayune vets share more information about cat teeth cleaning, how professional dental care helps, and what to know about continued care.

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Gingivitis in Cats - Symptoms, Causes & Treatments

Gingivitis in Cats - Symptoms, Causes & Treatments

Gingivitis is an early form of gum disease that can affect our feline friends. It can lead to serious and uncomfortable symptoms for your cat. Today, our Picayune vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of gingivitis in cats and how dental care and teeth cleaning can help.

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Puppy Teething: How Long & How to Help

Puppy Teething: How Long & How to Help

While the non-stop chewing can drive any pet parent crazy, it actually helps to provide relief for puppies with new teeth coming in. Here, our Picayune vets discuss teething in puppies, how long it lasts, and what you can do to help relieve pain while your puppy is teething.

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Dog Wound Care: Complete Guide

Dog Wound Care: Complete Guide

Injuries can happen at any time, this makes knowing how to manage them and get your dog feeling better very important. Here, our Picayune vets talk about how to care for your dog's wounds properly at home including what to keep in the first aid kit and some tips for recovery.

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