What Should I Feed My Cat? We doctors at Patton Veterinary Hospital are often asked about food and diets for both cats and dogs. What brand? How much to feed? Read More
Cancer Series: November is Cancer Awareness Month for Pets Osteosarcoma Osteosarcoma is a cancer of the bones. It most often occurs in the long bones of older, large breed dogs. Patients Read More
Cancer Series: November is Cancer Awareness Month for Pets Mammary Tumors October was breast cancer awareness month, but did you know that dogs and cats can get breast or mammary cancer Read More
Cancer Series: November is Cancer Awareness Month for Pets Hemangiosarcoma November marks National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. To promote cancer awareness, we will discuss a different type of cancer affecting pets Read More
Halloween Hazards Fall has arrived bringing colored leaves, crisp cool air, more pumpkin-spiced items than you can imagine and, my favorite holiday, Halloween. We have discussed things that might be Read More
Help PVH Celebrate National Veterinary Technician Week! We at Patton Veterinary Hospital have an amazing team of nurses and we invite everyone to help us celebrate and thank the wonderful Read More
What Does it Mean if My Pet Has a Heart Murmur? At Patton Veterinary Hospital, many of our patients have heart murmurs. Murmurs can be mild and “innocent”, or they Read More
Cancer in Companion Animals Cancer is a very scary word that no one every wants to hear as a diagnosis. There are many, many types of cancer and we see Read More
Mast Cell Tumors in Pets Dogs and cats can develop a variety of different types of skin tumors, many of which are benign or non-cancerous. But one of the more Read More
Why is my Dog Scooting His Butt on the Floor? I’m sure you’ve all seen dogs dragging their bottoms across the floor. Many people mistakenly think this is a sign Read More
What Happens When a Pet Drinks Antifreeze? Most of us know that antifreeze is toxic to pets, but what actually happens when a pet drinks antifreeze? Antifreeze typically contains ethylene Read More
Charlie and the Veterinary Hospital The world lost a great comic actor last week—the incomparable Gene Wilder. Mr. Wilder made numerous movies, but he is perhaps best remembered for his Read More
Recognizing Pain in Animals At Patton Veterinary Hospital, we are asked this question a lot: Is my pet in pain? No one wants their pet to suffer, but our dogs Read More
Do Iguanas Make Good Pets? While reptiles are not my forte, Doctors Doug and Kevin Schmidt and Dr. Spencer at Patton Veterinary Hospital do see reptiles and other exotic pets. Read More
August 17th is Black Cat Appreciation Day! Black cats are most often associated with Halloween and bad luck, at least in this country. But did you know that in many Read More
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