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Our Cumming veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets as healthy and happy as possible.

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How to Stop a Puppy From Biting

How to Stop a Puppy From Biting

Most new puppies have one thing in common. At one point or another, they will bite and chew on people and the things around them. Here, our Cumming vets discuss how to stop a puppy from biting and nipping along with sharing the reasons why they do it.

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Tips for Boarding Senior Dogs

Tips for Boarding Senior Dogs

Leaving your beloved canine companion can be tough at any stage of their life, but what about when they are older and require special care? Here, our Cumming vets share some considerations for boarding a senior dog as well as tips for making their stay a success.

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Leaving a Puppy Alone at Home for the First Time

Leaving a Puppy Alone at Home for the First Time

Bringing a new puppy into your home is an incredibly exciting and rewarding experience, but what do you do if you need to step out of the house? Here, our Cumming vets share some tips for leaving your puppy at home alone for the first time and how pet boarding may offer a solution.

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Why is my dog stumbling around?

Why is my dog stumbling around?

When your dog begins to fall while walking and can't seem to stay upright, it could mean that they are experiencing a potentially serious medical condition. Our Cumming vets talk about why your dog might be stumbling around and falling down and what you should do about it.

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Prognosis for Cats With Hyperthyroidism

Prognosis for Cats With Hyperthyroidism

When the glands that regulate bodily functions and organs aren't working properly, it can lead to serious implications. Here, our veterinary internists in Cumming talk about the impact of hyperthyroidism in cats and how internal medicine can help manage and even cure their condition.

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What is hyperthyroidism in cats?

What is hyperthyroidism in cats?

Your cat's body relies on hormones to regulate all of the functions allowing them to live long, healthy lives. Sometimes there is a dysfunction, like with hyperthyroidism where there is too much hormone being produced. Our Cumming vets share some vital information about hyperthyroidism in cats like the symptoms, causes, and possible treatment options.

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What is Anemia in Dogs & What To Look For

What is Anemia in Dogs & What To Look For

While anemia is often referred to as a condition, it is actually a symptom itself of an underlying condition affecting the production and retention of red blood cells. Today our Cumming vets discuss the types and symptoms of anemia in dogs, what the causes are, and what the outlook might be.

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Symptoms of Ehrlichiosis in Dogs: What To Watch For

Symptoms of Ehrlichiosis in Dogs: What To Watch For

Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection that is spread through the bite of an infected tick. Here, our Cumming vets share some important information about the causes and symptoms of Ehrlichiosis in dogs and how it can be prevented.

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When is a dog considered a senior?

When is a dog considered a senior?

The older your companion gets, the more their healthcare needs will change. It is important to meet the needs as they age. Here, our vets at Animal Medical Center of Cumming in Cumming talk about caring for geriatric dogs, what age is considered a senior for a dog, and what care they will need.

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Dog Intestinal Blockage Surgery

Dog Intestinal Blockage Surgery

Dogs don't miss any opportunity to chew on things and while we hope they only chew on their toys or treats, their mouths sometimes find their way to inedible objects. Here, our vets share some information about intestinal blockages in dogs and how veterinary surgery in Cumming can help.

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