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08MayMay 8, 2019

Spring is Here! Time for that Flea and Tick Preventative

It is now officially spring and the weather is warming. With that comes the increase in flea and tick populations. Now is the time to address this annoying issue in our pets, before an infestation can occur. Are you and your pet ready?

05MayMay 5, 2017

Allaying Fears About Your Dog or Cat’s Anesthesia

The doctors at Bothell Pet Hospital will often recommend a procedure that involves anesthesia.

We frequently hear questions from worried clients regarding the safety of their dog or cat “going under.” While there are potential risks, current advances in technology and knowledge enable us to provide a safer anesthetic experience. In...

02AprApril 2, 2017

Galliprant New Arthritis Medication for Dogs

Do you have a dog with arthritis? If you do, or even if you have a dog that just seems to be "slowing down," you are going to love the news we have about a new medication available!

The veterinary world is very excited about a brand-new class of...

07DecDecember 7, 2016

Cushing’s Disease – A First Hand Veterinary Perspective

Is my dog just getting old (or could there be something else going on)???

Have you noticed that your middle aged or older dog is starting to slow down? Is he lethargic, maybe panting more, getting up at night to urinate? Drinking more water, have thinning fur, and a pot...

07OctOctober 7, 2016

The Fat Cat – Overweight Felines and What You Can Do

Current studies estimate that over 50% of cats in the US are overweight or obese. In fact, obesity is the most common nutritional disorder in our pet population.

Unfortunately, the problem often goes unrecognized by their caretakers. So is your cat overweight? Can you feel his ribs easily? Does...

23SepSeptember 23, 2016

Tips for Hiking with Your Dog

Fall is a great time for hiking in our beautiful Northwest wilderness, and many dogs enjoy hiking and backpacking along with their owners. Below are the ASPCA's expert tips to ensure your dog's safety as you explore the great outdoors:

Pack a Leash

With so many nooks and crannies to explore on...

02SepSeptember 2, 2016

Adjusting to Life with a Senior Dog or Cat

We like to say around here at Bothell Pet Hospital that, "Old age is not a disease!" While we would never treat an animal based on its age alone, the reality is that the health of dogs and cats can change as they get older.

Just like in people,...

04AugAugust 4, 2016

All About Fleas – Part 2 of 2

In our last blog post, we discussed fleas with a focus on identification, transmission, and associated illnesses. If you missed it, please refer to "Fleas 101" for July 2016. This month we will focus more closely on prevention and treatment.