If you weren’t aware that it’s Immunization Awareness Month, then no worries. Our team at Mount Carmel Animal Hospital is here to inform you and keep you up-to-date on the latest and most significant information regarding cat and dog health…. Read More
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How Kennel Cough Affects Canine Companions
Today’s health highlight is kennel cough. It’s summer, and people have been traveling and eager to get out of the home. Pet owners, in particular, have been traveling and either taking their canine companions with them or boarding them at… Read More
Let’s Honor International Cat Day
Today is International Cat Day! Today’s focus is all about fantastic furry felines! If you own a cat, we know you can relate to how life can change for the better when you bring a feline friend home. Cats, and… Read More
Let’s Celebrate National Mutt Day!
July 31st is National Mutt Day! This nationally celebrated day is also known as Mixed Breed Awareness Day. It’s all about rescuing, embracing, and celebrating mixed breed dogs. Notably, this day focuses on the plight of mixed breeds in shelters…. Read More
Bladder Stones in Dogs: the Causes, Symptoms, and Diagnosis
Uroliths or cystic calculi are the scientific terms for bladder stones. They are rock-like minerals that develop in the urinary bladder. These formations could be one large, single stone or stones that range in size from sand-like grains to gravel…. Read More
Hyperthyroidism: The Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Hyperthyroidism is a medical term that means “overactive thyroid.” In cats, it’s the most common glandular disorder. The cause of it is an excessive concentration and circulation of thyroxine, a thyroid hormone referred to as T4, in the bloodstream. Older… Read More
What is Noise Aversion and How Do You Treat It Regarding Dogs?
Noise aversion affects a large number of dogs and is more common than some people know. Noise aversion refers to a reaction to unexpected loud noises without a pattern, such as fireworks or thunder. When you recognize that your dog… Read More
How to Keep Your Pets Safe on Independence Day
Independence Day is a celebration that many people enjoy. You have time off work, delicious food to look forward to, and of course, the Independence Day celebrations. However, pets sometimes respond differently to the holidays than people. Some prefer not… Read More
Let’s Learn About Feline Leukemia
Feline leukemia, or FeLV, weakens the immune system and makes the body more susceptible to other diseases. As a result, it can cause blood disorders and is the leading cause of lymphoma in cats. Sadly, feline leukemia can be fatal…. Read More