How regular teeth cleaning improves your pet’s health and lowers future vet bills
The cost of professional dental care for your pet is usually outweighed by the long-term health benefits and the potential savings on future veterinary bills.
Why Gloversville pet parents choose Glove Cities Veterinary Hospital
If you consider your pet family, then choosing the right veterinarian carries a lot of weight. You’ll want to find a vet you can develop a long-term relationship with and a staff that you can trust during your pet’s darkest days. Here’s why so...
Glove Cities Veterinary Hospital’s Shelter Supply Drive Continues!
The holiday season is a lonely time of year for homeless and unwanted dogs, but the volunteers at the Fulton County Regional SPCA make sure every pup feels welcome and loved.
Why does the vet need to do bloodwork on my pet?
While bloodwork may seem like just another added expense, it’s the most cost-effective way to protect your pet’s health from “surprise” illnesses, ineffective medicines, and potentially dangerous medical procedure
How To Know If My Cat Is Sick
Cats are hard-to-read creatures for an evolutionary reason.
Cats are cagey creatures by nature because they haven’t changed much since they made their way into our homes, boats, and barns. Unlike dogs, cats still have a lot of behaviors in common with their ancient ancestors,...
How do I know if my cat has a hairball?
The name hairball doesn’t really capture the gross quality of this particular feline phenomenon. Before you had a pet cat, the word may have conjured up an actual round ball made of fur. Not so bad, right?
Why are X-rays necessary for your pet’s dental health?
Bad breath and yellow teeth aren’t the only issues related to your pet’s dental care. Periodontal disease and other dental problems can lead to more serious health issues, including kidney and liver problems and changes to the heart muscle. That’s why a thorough annual...
Home for the Holidays
Nothing is quite like cozying up by the fire during cold weather, and animals appreciate a warm place to cuddle, too. When temperatures are below zero, all pets should be inside. Otherwise, be sure that pets have comfortable, warm shelter outdoors.
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Dogs still need their walks when winter weather strikes, but hypothermia and frostbite pose a serious risk to pets during cold weather. Elderly, very young, and short-hair pups are particularly vulnerable to dropping temperatures.
Top 5 Reasons to Adopt a Senior Pet
In most cases, the actual condition or personality of the pet is not the problem. Like many aging people, they find themselves alone, lonely, and in need of love. So if you’re considering adopting a pet, here are a few reasons we recommend choosing...
