More Than an Itch: Recognizing Skin Conditions in Dogs
If you notice that your dog appears to be scratching a lot more than usual, don’t discount it. Here at The Oaks
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Dog Skin Problems
posted: Jul 19, 2019.
More Than an Itch: Recognizing Skin Conditions in Dogs
If you notice that your dog appears to be scratching a lot more than usual, don’t discount it. Here at The Oaks
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Protect Your Dog or Cat from Heartworm Disease
posted: Jul 18, 2019.
Heartworm Disease in Dog and Cat
Providing your dog or cat with flea, heartworm, and tick prevention medicine is an extremely important task so that they remain comfortable and in the
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How to Prepare For Your First Road Trip With Your Pet
posted: May 21, 2019.
How to Prepare For Your First Road Trip With Your Pet
Are you planning a road trip with your pet? Depending on the type of animal, its breed, age, and other
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How Safe Is Pet Anesthesia?
posted: Mar 18, 2019.
How Safe Is Pet Anesthesia?
If your pet is having a routine procedure or an emergency procedure that requires anesthesia, it is common to feel a bit worried about it. Understand
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Cold Weather Dangers for Pets
posted: Jan 25, 2019.
The brisk chill of the outdoors in Bakersfield affects animals just like it affects humans. Exposure to winter conditions can cause serious illness and possibly death to animals, especially during
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Holiday Fun with Pets
posted: Dec 06, 2018.
Holiday Fun with Pets with our Bakersfield Veterinarian With the holidays just around the corner, comes the excitement of spending time with those you love. This includes any pets you care Read more -
Household Pet Dangers
posted: Dec 06, 2018.
Keep Your Pet Safe in Your Home With Help From Our Bakersfield Veterinarian Team When we welcome new babies into our families, most of us are quick to "baby-proof" and "child-proof" Read more -
Keeping Your Pets Safe from Fleas & Ticks
posted: Oct 11, 2018.
Tick Prevention in Bakersfield: Keeping Your Pets Safe from Fleas & Ticks Recent years have recorded the warmest spring and summer weather in the United States. While these temperatures have been Read more -
5 Signs It's Time to Visit a Veterinary Dermatologist
posted: Oct 11, 2018.
5 Signs It's Time to Visit a Veterinary Dermatologist at At The Oaks Pet Hospital Do you have concerns about your pet's skin health? Our veterinary dermatology team in Bakersfield CA Read more -
ASPCA's Adopt a Shelter Dog Month in October
posted: Oct 01, 2018.
Adopted Pet Care From Our Animal Hospital of Loves Park October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month across the United States, and our Loves Park veterinarian would love to care for Read more -
Common Pet Problems Explained By Our Veterinarian
posted: Sep 18, 2018.
Common Pet Problems Found By Our Bakersfield Veterinarian A part of being a cat or dog owner is monitoring their health so treatment is obtained when necessary. If you need emergency Read more -
Items That May Poison Your Pets
posted: Jun 18, 2018.
Items That May Poison Your Pets Many foods, household items, and plants are poisonous to pets. The first step in protecting your pet is finding and removing items that are toxic Read more -
Preparing Your Pet For Surgery
posted: May 25, 2018.
How to Prepare Your Pet For Surgery with our Bakersfield Veterinarian Just like humans, pets that are having surgery need to be properly prepared for the process in order to help Read more -
What to Do If Your Pet Has an Emergency
posted: Apr 13, 2018.
What to Do If Your Pet Has an Emergency in Bakersfield, CA One of the most important things you must do as a pet owner is to be informed about the Read more -
Pet Dental Care
posted: Apr 11, 2018.
Pet Dental Cleaning with our Bakersfield Veterinarian Bringing your pets in for regular checkups helps protect their well-being overall, but they need more than this to really stay healthy. Pet dental Read more -
The Importance of Pet Vaccinations
posted: Feb 26, 2018.
The Importance of Pet Vaccinations in Bakersfield, CA One of the best things you can do to keep your pet healthy and to prevent them from getting certain potentially fatal diseases Read more