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Our Port Jefferson vets provide some helpful tips and advice to keep your pets happy and healthy.

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Why is my dog panting and restless at night?

Why is my dog panting and restless at night?

Although panting is normal for dogs on hot days or while playing fetch, excessive panting at night can be concerning. Nighttime panting can be an indication that something is wrong, in addition to causing you and your dog sleepless nights. Our Port Jefferson vets talk about why your dog pants at night, and when to go to the vet.

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Why is my dog's ear bleeding?

Why is my dog's ear bleeding?

A dog's bloody ear can be a concerning sign for any pet parent whether due to a minor irritation or a more serious issue. Here, our Port Jefferson vets talk about the causes of bleeding ears in dogs, the symptoms that may occur and when to visit your vet.

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Boarding for Dogs

Boarding for Dogs

The last thing you want is for you or your pup to be stressed out when you need to leave them. Luckily, you can help ensure good care and put your mind at ease while away. Here, our vets talk about pet boarding in Port Jefferson, and what you should consider when choosing a facility for your dog.

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How long can you leave a cat home alone?

How long can you leave a cat home alone?

Cats may appear aloof, but evidence suggests that they do get lonely, and they, of course, rely on us to provide them with everything they require to thrive. Our Port Jefferson vets explain how long you can leave a cat alone, as well as tips for keeping your cat safe and happy while you're away.

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How long can you leave a dog alone?

How long can you leave a dog alone?

As much as you'd love to stay home and cuddle with your adorable dog all day, it isn't always doable due to having to go to work, school or run errands. That said, you're probably wondering how long you can leave your dog alone and what they do all day while you're gone. Our Port Jefferson vets answer these questions today.

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Road Trips With Your Dog: What You Should Know

Road Trips With Your Dog: What You Should Know

Embarking on a road trip with your dog can be a fun and rewarding experience. But it's important to be prepared and considerate of your dog's needs along the way. Today, our Port Jefferson vets will discuss traveling long distances in a car with a dog, and what you need to know beforehand.

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Is there a link between hypothyroidism in dogs and aggression?

Is there a link between hypothyroidism in dogs and aggression?

Some studies have shown a potential link between hypothyroidism and increased aggression in dogs, shedding light on the complex relationship between hormonal imbalances and behavioral changes. Today, our Port Jefferson vets will discuss how hypothyroidism can impact a dog’s behavior.

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Causes & Treatment for Kidney Failure in Cats

Causes & Treatment for Kidney Failure in Cats

Your cat's kidneys play a number of key roles in keeping them healthy. Here, our Port Jefferson veterinary team explain the causes, symptoms and treatments for kidney failure in cats, as well as the role of your pet's diet in this condition.

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Anaplasmosis in Dogs

Anaplasmosis in Dogs

Tick-borne diseases pose serious health risks for people, pets, and farm animals across the US. Spread by the black-legged deer tick, Anaplasmosis is one such tick-borne disease in dogs. Today our Port Jefferson vets share the symptoms of Anaplasmosis in dogs and how this potentially serious condition is treated.

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How to Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

How to Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

Valley fever can harm people, dogs, cats, and livestock, and it's a serious condition. Our Port Jefferson vets discuss the effects of valley fever in dogs and what you can do to prevent it.

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