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Dog fights can happen in an instant, even between dogs that usually get along. These situations can be scary and stressful, from a scuffle at the dog park to an unexpected bite at home. Even a bite that looks minor on the surface can lead to infection, deep tissue...

Any cat parent knows the familiar sound of paws digging in the litter box. But what if that routine suddenly changes? Cats are known for being clean, independent, and occasionally mysterious, but when it comes to urinary health, those mysteries can become medical...

If your dog suddenly starts limping or refuses to put weight on one of their hind legs, it could be a sign of a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury. Similar to the ACL in humans, the CCL plays a crucial role in stabilizing a dog’s knee joint. At PetNest Animal...

Has your dog been slowing down, struggling to get up, or hesitating to play like they used to? These subtle changes could be signs of canine osteoarthritis (OA). This degenerative joint condition affects many adult and senior dogs and can lead to chronic pain if left...

Parting with a beloved pet is one of life’s most heart-wrenching experiences. These loyal companions fill our lives with unconditional love and joy, so naturally, we want their final moments to be filled with the same care they’ve given us. PetNest Animal Hospital in...

When we talk about heartworm disease, most people immediately think of dogs. But did you know that cats can also get heartworm—and in some ways, it can be even more dangerous for them? At PetNest Animal Hospital in Frisco, TX, we believe in educating pet owners about...

April marks National Heartworm Awareness Month—a time dedicated to educating pet owners about the dangers of heartworm disease and how to protect pets from this serious, and often fatal, condition. At PetNest Animal Hospital, we believe prevention is the best form of...

Spring break is the perfect time for a getaway, and many pet owners want to bring their furry companions along for the adventure. Whether you're heading to the beach, the mountains, or visiting family, traveling with pets requires some extra planning to ensure their...

March is recognized as Pet Poison Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about common household toxins that pose a threat to our furry friends. Many pet owners may not realize that everyday items, from human foods to household cleaners, can be...

Bringing your pet home after surgery can be a stressful experience for both you and your furry companion. Whether your pet has undergone a routine spay or neuter, dental procedure, or a more complex surgery, proper post-operative care is essential for a smooth...