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Puppy’s First Vet Visit: Checklist & What to Expect

Puppy’s First Vet Visit: Checklist & What to Expect

If you've just welcomed a new puppy into your family, our veterinarians at Pittsboro are here to assist you every step of the way during your first visit to the vet. We have compiled a thorough checklist to help you prepare for this important milestone in your puppy's life. 

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Newborn Kittens: When Do Kittens Open Their Eyes?

Newborn Kittens: When Do Kittens Open Their Eyes?

Are you considering bringing a new kitten into your home or eagerly awaiting the arrival of a litter of kittens from your pregnant cat? If so, you may have some questions about the care of these adorable little creatures. In this post, our Pittsboro vets discuss when a newborn kitten will open their eyes, and how you can care for them.

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How to Raise a Puppy: Guide for the First Year

How to Raise a Puppy: Guide for the First Year

While puppies are devilishly cute, raising a puppy doesn't come without challenges. In this post, our Pittsboro vets share some tips on how to raise a puppy to help you get through the puppy stage and ensure your canine companion grows up to be a healthy, happy and well-adjusted dog. 

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Kitten's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

Kitten's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

Bringing a new kitten into your life is a thrilling experience, but with it comes the responsibility of ensuring their wellbeing. To help you give your furry friend the best start in life, our veterinary team at Pittsboro has put together some valuable information about what to expect at your kitten's first vet appointment.

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What You Should Know About Dog Grooming

What You Should Know About Dog Grooming

Grooming your dog is a great way to bond with your furry friend and helps them stay healthy and clean. Our vets in Pittsboro have written a blog with tips for grooming your dog at home and explain why it's important to keep your dog well-groomed.

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My cat overgrooming and how to Stop It

My cat overgrooming and how to Stop It

Cats naturally groom themselves, but how can you recognize excessive grooming? Our Pittsboro veterinarians will explain over-grooming in cats, its reasons, and prevention tips.

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How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

Bathing your dog helps remove dirt and debris from their fur, making them look and smell good. Our Pittsboro vets will explain how often you should bathe your dog and the bathing process to make it a smooth experience for you and your furry friend.

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Cat Wound Care 101: The Complete Guide

Cat Wound Care 101: The Complete Guide

If your curious kitty has sustained a wound, don't worry, our expert vets at Pittsboro are here to help. We've compiled a list of common causes of wounds in cats and some essential tips on properly caring for your kitty's injury. We'll also guide you on when to take your furry companion to a veterinarian. Because when it comes to your beloved pet's health and well-being, we want to ensure you have all the information you need to keep them happy and healthy.

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Osteoarthritis in Dogs

Osteoarthritis in Dogs

Osteoarthritis is a form of arthritis that leads to the deterioration of joint cartilage. While it cannot be cured, there are ways to help manage the pain that your pup experiences. Here, our Pittsboro vets talk about the various treatment and pain management options for osteoarthritis in dogs.

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Signs Your Dog Needs Grooming

Signs Your Dog Needs Grooming

Because we see our dogs every day, it can be difficult at first to determine if they should see a groomer. This is why our Pittsboro vets share some of the early signs that it's time for your dog to go to a groomer and why having them groomed is important.   

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Welcoming New Patients

Our vets at Hope Crossing Animal Hospital are now accepting new patients! Our talented veterinary team is passionate about caring for the pets of Pittsboro. Contact us today to book your first appointment. 

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