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  • How often do you take a cat to the vet?

    How often do you take a cat to the vet?

    Regular checkups including vaccines and parasite control play a key role in helping your kitty achieve a long and healthy life. So, how often should you take a cat to the vet? Find out here.

  • What to Do About Diarrhea in Dogs

    What to Do About Diarrhea in Dogs

    Dog diarrhea is a messy problem most pet parents find themselves dealing with at some point. So, what causes diarrhea in dogs and how can you stop it? Read on to find out.

  • My dog's ear is bleeding! Why? What should I do?

    My dog's ear is bleeding! Why? What should I do?

    In today's post, you will learn about some common causes of bleeding ears in dogs, other symptoms that may occur along with ear bleeding and when a visit to the vet is required.

  • Caring for a Dog With a Broken Jaw

    Caring for a Dog With a Broken Jaw

    Broken jaws are alarmingly common in dogs. Here, you will learn about the causes of a broken jaw in dogs, how they can be repaired, and advice on caring for your pup as their jaw heals.

  • Exploring Cat Dental Health - Gingivitis

    Exploring Cat Dental Health - Gingivitis

    Is your cat refusing to eat, or losing weight? It could be due to a dental health problem such as gingivitis. Read on to learn about the signs and how gingivitis in cats can be treated.

  • The Benefits of Dog Playtime

    The Benefits of Dog Playtime

    Today, our Clemmons vets discuss some benefits playtime can have for your dog from puppyhood throughout their senior years.

  • The Best Way to Travel With a Cat

    The Best Way to Travel With a Cat

    Planning a trip away from home and want to take your feline friend along with you? Here are a few tips from our Clemmons team to help make the journey enjoyable for you both.

  • Can I leave my 8 week old puppy home alone?

    Can I leave my 8 week old puppy home alone?

    What can you do to make your puppy's first experience home alone a positive one? Our Clemmons vets delve into the emotional topic of leaving your puppy alone for the first time.

Book an Appointment at Animal Hospital of Clemmons

New pets are always welcome at Animal Hospital of Clemmons. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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