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Dermatology: Common Pet Skin Problems
Dr. Doyle and our team at Rainier West Veterinary Hospital are committed to providing pets in Lacey, WA, and the surrounding communities with comprehensive dermatology services to keep their skin healthy and free of disease. From allergies to external parasites, wounds, or hot spots, we’re here to provide your furry companion with the highest level…
Read MoreHow Often Should You Take Your Pet to the Vet?
Your furry friends are more than just pets. They are beloved members of your family. And just like you and your family members need regular wellness exams, so do your furry companions. At Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we offer tailored veterinary services to help your pets live long, healthy, and active lives. You can always…
Read MoreNational Pet Diabetes Month
Diabetes mellitus is a disorder characterized by the inadequate secretion or utilization of insulin, resulting in a blood glucose that is too high. Diabetes in cats and dogs has some similarities to diabetes in people however, treatment options for pets are not always the same. The most common signs of diabetes include increased thirst and…
Read MorePet Obesity Awareness
According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, about 60% of cats and dogs in the US are overweight or obese, with only 39% of dog owners and 45% of cat owners considering their pet to be in either of those categories. We know that body weight plays a huge role in the overall health…
Read MoreHappy Cat Month
Here at Rainier West Veterinary Hospital, we strive to keep your furry family members happy and healthy for their entire lives. We accomplish this through preventative care, such as annual exams, vaccines and routine lab work, educating owners about environmental enrichment at home, as well as the treatment and management of both acute and chronic…
Read MoreItchy Pet Awareness Month
Have you noticed your pet itching from time to time and wondered if there is any cause for concern? For some pets this quick itch here and there may be harmless, like a puppy itching at its new collar. However, more persistent itching could mean something more significant is causing your pet discomfort, requiring treatment.…
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