Healthy teeth and gums are essential to your dog's overall health, but many dogs don't receive the dental care they need to maintain a healthy mouth. Here, our Laguna Beach vets explain what periodontal disease is - how it can be prevented or treated, and signs that your dog may have periodontal disease.
Having your cat or kitten fixed is an important part of preventive care in order to not only protect them from serious diseases but also from having unwanted kittens. Our Laguna Beach vets share some reasons you should have your cat spayed or neutered and what the differences are.
Providing routine preventive dental care for your dog is an important part of their lifelong health and wellbeing. Today our Laguna Beach vets discuss dental care and signs that your dog may need their teeth cleaned.
By the time your dog is 3 they will most likely be experiencing some form of dental concern, this makes routine care and monitoring of their oral health that much more important. Our Laguna Beach vets talk about how many teeth your dog should have and how you can provide the best dental care possible.
After much consideration, you have finally decided to take the leap and get a puppy. Now it's time to book your puppy's first checkup. Our Laguna Beach vets discuss what to expect at your puppy's first vet visit and offer a checklist of what you should bring and the questions you should ask.
Obesity is becoming more and more common in our animal companions and can have serious consequences for our pets' health and longevity. Today, our Laguna Beach vets discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatment for our oversized pets.
If you have a female cat that is not spayed then you may at some point be faced with the realization that she might be pregnant. Our Laguna Beach vets discuss pregnancy in cats and how to tell if your cat is pregnant.
Heartworm disease is a serious condition that can result in heart failure, severe lung disease, damage to other organs and even death for pets in Laguna Beach.
In this post, our Laguna Beach vets explain how ticks thrive, including which signs to beware of, and how to keep these external parasites away from your pets and your family.
Annual fecal exams give your Laguna Beach vet a chance to check your pet for intestinal parasites before more serious conditions arise.
Canyon Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Laguna Beach companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
For continued care please visit:
Laguna Hills Animal Hospital
24271 El Toro Rd.
Laguna Woods, CA. 92637
Phone: (949) 837-7333
For patient medical records please call Brookfield Pet Hospital at (714) 962-1369.
We thank you and apologize for any inconvenience.
- The Canyon Animal Hospital Team
