When your pet is sick, there’s likely little you won’t do to help them recover. The first step is to identify the issue and keep track of symptoms from there. With infections like parvovirus, early detection and treatment can make a huge difference in your dog’s well-being. Learn more about how to spot parvovirus symptoms,… Read more »
Discover how lilies and other common spring plants can harm cats and dogs. Learn about toxic varieties, symptoms and how to keep your pet safe this season.
Discover what Thanksgiving foods dogs can eat and what to avoid. Keep your pet safe this holiday with our guide to dog-friendly festive treats.
NOTE: If your dog is experiencing an emergency, Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital is located at 791 Haybeck Lane Apex, NC 27523. Call us at (919) 605-6300. We are open 24/7. Halloween is a time for thrills and scares that get the adrenaline pumping. However, there isn’t a scare quite as real or terrifying as… Read more »
Between April and October in North Carolina, the chances of encountering snakes are at their peak. Whether you’re walking your dog or letting them play in your yard, you may be worried about a run-in. While we hope your furry friend never experiences a snake bite, let’s cover preventative measures, signs, symptoms and treatment options… Read more »
We know that many of you are concerned by the recent media reports of canine respiratory disease and its potential impact on your doggie family. As a 24/7 hospital, we are vigilant about minimizing the movement of potentially infectious dogs in the hospital. We test to confirm or rule out disease, disinfect after seeing each… Read more »
Built Different Dogs process food very differently from humans, which means our food doesn’t always sit well with them. To ensure your dog is healthy and getting the right nutrients, here are some potentially toxic foods to be aware of. Potential Toxic Foods Chocolate and Caffeine Chocolate and caffeine-based food and drinks contain methylxanthine, a… Read more »
