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In our blog, we share tips and advice from our Gillette veterinary team to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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Best Type of Bird For a Pet

Best Type of Bird For a Pet

If you are thinking about getting a pet but don't want a dog or cat then a bird may be right for you. Here, our Gillette vets share some insight on the best types of birds to have for a pet. 

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Hookworm in Dogs: Signs, Treatment & Prevention

Hookworm in Dogs: Signs, Treatment & Prevention

If your dog is an adult then being infected with hookworms may only mean an upset tummy but for puppies, this parasite can be fatal. Today, our Gillette vets share some information about hookworms in dogs, how they can be diagnosed and how to protect your pup.

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Signs of Pain in Cats & What Can Help

Signs of Pain in Cats & What Can Help

While cats are agile creatures there are still many instances such as injury or illness that could result in your feline friend experiencing pain. Today our vets in Gillette discuss the signs of pain in cats and what you can do if you think that your companion may need care.

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The Friendliest Dog Breeds

The Friendliest Dog Breeds

Choosing a new pet can be incredibly difficult. You have to take many aspects into consideration such as time, space, activity levels and temperament. Today our vets in Gillette offer some information about some of the friendliest dog breeds and how they may be suitable for your family.

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Avian Pets: Types of Birds and How To Care For Them

Avian Pets: Types of Birds and How To Care For Them

Choosing a new pet can be difficult, especially if you are looking for something different from the standard dog or cat. If this is the case then a bird may be right for you. Here, our Gillette avian and exotic pet vets talk about the different types of pet birds and how to care for them.

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How To Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

How To Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

Valley fever is a serious condition that has the ability to affect people, dogs, cats and livestock throughout the Southwestern states but most commonly in Arizona. Our Gillette vets discuss the effects of valley fever in dogs and what you can do to prevent it.

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Colic in Horses: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Colic in Horses: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

When your equine starts to act differently, you may be concerned something serious is going on. Equine colic is common in horses and is treatable if you know what to look for. Today our Gillette vets will explain equine colic, its causes, and how to prevent and treat it.

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Equine Checklist: How To Care For Your Horses Health

Equine Checklist: How To Care For Your Horses Health

At Red Hills Veterinary Hospital our vets know how much joy can be found in owning and caring for your own horse. The bond between a horse and their rider is undoubtedly special, but along with the joy comes responsibility. Here, our Gillette vets talk about how you can help care for your horse's health and offer helpful checklists for the key areas of equine routine care.

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Gastric Ulcer Syndrome in Horses: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Gastric Ulcer Syndrome in Horses: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

When a horse experiences the effects of the very low pH normally found in the glandular region of the stomach it can lead to conditions such as gastric ulcers. Today, our Gillette vets talk about gastric ulcer syndrome in horses, what the symptoms are and what treatment options are available.

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Equine Dentistry: Signs of Dental Problems in Horses

Equine Dentistry: Signs of Dental Problems in Horses

The state of your horse's oral health can have a large impact on their overall health and well-being. Our Gillette vet dentists discuss the importance of equine dentistry and signs of dental concerns in horses.

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