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Get your pet ready for the holidays by reducing their stress, keeping them happy, and giving you one less thing to worry about.

Learn about the dangers of Halloween and what your pet may experience this day, and why you should be careful during this season.

World Rabies Day was established in 2007 to raise public awareness of rabies and to bring partners together to boost global preventive and control efforts.

Did you know that animals, just like humans, can get diabetes? Luckily, diabetes in pets is treatable. Here is some helpful information all pet owners should know about diabetes prevention and its symptoms.

In older cats, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a typical issue. Although CKD is a fatal, progressive condition, early detection and effective disease management can prolong a cat’s life for months or even years.

Knowing the symptoms, possible treatments, and anticipated outcomes can help make liver disease in pets less frightening and distressing. Keep reading to learn more about it.

While vomiting can be quite common in cats, regular or severe vomiting is abnormal and might indicate that your cat has a more serious condition than just an upset stomach.

Learn more about how vets manage pet respiratory problems in Franklin, NC.

Because our pets cannot tell us when they are feeling ill or unusual, routine diagnostic testing is even more important for monitoring and preserving a pet's continuous health.

Reasons, diagnosis, treatments.

Dehydration may happen rapidly if your pet doesn't drink enough water on a hot day, so know the signs, how to treat it, and when to call the vet.

A single episode of diarrhea in a dog is typically no reason for worry, but recurring instances should always be checked by a veterinarian in order to detect and treat any underlying cause.

For some dogs’ ears, there are times they rarely need cleaning, but also there are dogs that need us to keep an eye on them and remove debris and dirt to prevent ear infections.

Elderly dogs are significantly more susceptible to illness and disease than younger dogs; here are a few of the most common health problems that affect senior dogs in Franklin, NC

Liabilities of unspayed or unneutered dogs in Franklin, NC

Different spring allergies in dogs, symptoms and treatments.

Causes, symptoms and care for deaf dogs

symptoms, and treatment/care ear problems

Definition, symptoms, and treatment/care for ringworm

The most common skin diseases veterinary staff see in pets, what the causes and symptoms are and what are the possible treatments

Definitions, breeds and other causes, problems and treatments for splayed feet in dogs.

Vaccines, diseases they combat and when they are needed

Facts about Fleas and Ticks, the dangers of them, and treatment options

Definition of niche pets, most common niche pets, and care tips

Signs and symptoms of common eye problems and what can be done to fix them

What are the ingredients to look for and to look out for and should you feed people food to your pets?

Learn when to spay or neuter your pet, why you should, and if there are any reasons that you shouldn’t.

Lymphoma is a cancer of the lymph nodes or lymphatic system that is one of the most prevalent diseases in pets. Learn here more about the disease.

An ear hematoma is a blood-filled pocket on the inside of the ear flap that is commonly observed in pets, more often in dogs.

Learn more about the signs of anxiety in pets, as well as what you can do to help treat and manage their anxiety.

Diabetes is a pancreatic illness that is caused by the pancreas's inability to control blood sugar and pets, like people, can get it. Here are some frequently asked questions regarding diabetes and pets.

Pets are prone to heart and lung diseases, and some of them can be handed on from generation to generation. Here's what you should know about heart and lung exams.

If your vet has ordered to get a radiograph of your dog and you are wondering what to expect and how to be prepared for it, read our blog to learn all about it.

There are many ways to help clean your pet’s teeth in Franklin, learn about the different ways you can implement at home!

Learn what do you do in situations where your pet may have consumed something that is potentially dangerous for them.

In a preventive pet care exam, we will review every aspect of your pet’s health from the ears to the tail because we know how important it is to catch any potential issues as early as possible.

Decided to add a cat to the family? Congratulations! Here are some tips that might help you.

Checkups are important to preserve your pet's health throughout their lifespan and ensure that they stay safe and happy for as long as possible.

Our veterinarian at Franklin Veterinary Hospital in Franklin, NC can help you learn what changes you can make now to help increase the quality of your senior pet's life!

Find out more about our pet radiography services with our fun and informative blog post.

Learn how blood testing for cats and dogs helps the veterinarian diagnose and treat a variety of health conditions.

We understand that you have many alternatives when it comes to selecting the appropriate veterinarian for your pet, so here are a few reasons you can trust Franklin Veterinary Hospital in Franklin, NC.