What To Do If A Cat Tooth Fell Out
Occasionally, a cat might lose a tooth, which can be concerning for pet owners. In this blog, we’ll explore what to do if your cat’s
Why Is There a Bump on My Dog’s Nose
There are many possible causes of a bump on your dog’s nose, ranging from minor to more serious. In this blog, we’ll explore the potential
Why Do Dogs Eat Rocks
Dogs have a penchant for chewing on or even eating a variety of non-food items. Among these, rocks can be one of the most perplexing
Why Your Dog is Lethargic but Still Eating and Drinking
Lethargy in dogs can be a concerning symptom for pet owners. It’s natural to worry when your furry companion seems more sluggish than usual, even
Why Do Dogs Eat Dirt
Have you ever caught your canine companion munching on dirt in the backyard and wondered, “Why do dogs eat dirt?” It’s a common behavior that
Are Dogs’ Mouths Clean
As pet owners, we often hear conflicting opinions about the cleanliness of our canine companions’ mouths. Some believe that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than
Liver Disease in Cats
Liver disease in cats is a significant health concern that can affect felines of all ages and breeds. At Woodland Animal Hospital in Locust Grove,
The Role of Imaging and Lab Tests in Pet Emergencies
When your pet faces an emergency, knowing the right steps to take can make all the difference. At Woodland Animal Hospital in Locust Grove, GA,
Understanding Gastrointestinal Emergencies in Pets
When our pets face health scares, it’s a stressful time for everyone involved. This blog will explore gastrointestinal emergencies in pets, a topic that’s as
What to Expect When Visiting an Emergency Vet Clinic
When your pet needs care outside of regular office hours, knowing what to expect at an emergency vet clinic can make a big difference. This
Treatment for Stage 4 Periodontal Disease in Dogs
When it comes to the health of our beloved dogs, understanding and effectively managing dental conditions like stage 4 periodontal disease is essential. Periodontal disease,
Understanding Kidney Failure in Dogs
Kidney failure in dogs is a significant health concern that requires prompt attention and knowledgeable care. At Woodland Animal Hospital in Locust Grove, GA, our
What to Do When Your Dog is Gagging and Coughing
If you’re reading this, it’s probably because you’ve noticed your fur baby gagging or coughing, and you’re understandably concerned. We get it; pets are family,
Blocked Bowels: Unraveling the Mystery of Your Cat’s Constipation
We know how much you adore your feline companions, and we’re here to help you understand a common issue that can affect our furry friends:
Here’s Why Urgent Veterinary Care Has Long Wait Times
In recent years, pet owners have expressed increasing concern over the long wait times at urgent veterinary care facilities. Here at Woodland Animal Hospital in
Dog Pica: Unusual Eating Habits in Dogs
Dog Pica: Unusual Eating Habits in Dogs Dogs are recognized for their voracious appetites and eagerness to eat nearly anything. However, there are occurrences when
How to Tell if a Cat is Pregnant?
How to Tell if a Cat is Pregnant? Cats are one of the most adorable pets around the world. They are cute, playful, and make
11 Common Dog Illnesses and How to Handle Them
11 Common Dog Illnesses and How to Handle Them Dogs, much like humans, are susceptible to illness and disease. However, vaccinations can typically prevent many
How to Tell if Your Dog Has a Tooth Infection
How to Tell if Your Dog Has a Tooth Infection Dental disease and tooth infections are more common in dogs than you may think. In
Why do Dogs Sniff Everything?
Why Do Dogs Sniff Everything? Dogs are notorious for sniffing everything that they can get their nose on. While this can be bothersome to some
Safety First on the 4th of July
What better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than being surrounded by family, friends, and furry friends? Although Independence Day celebrations may be fun
Pawsome Workouts to do with Your Pet
Staying motivated and consistent can be hard when starting your fitness journey, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Your furry friend can
5 Ways to Include Your Pet This Valentine’s Day
February is here, and whether you’re single, dating or married, we all know the same day is on our minds this month: Valentine’s Day. If
Share the Gift of Pawliday Cheer!
4 Ways to Give Back in the Pet World
Tis the season of giving! Gifts have long been a way for us to show people that we love and care about them, so why
ARE YOU READY “FUR” FALL?
Leaves changing colors. Fall clothing. Fall food. Pumpkin Spice Lattes. There’s a lot to be excited about during the fall season. As you start to get
Summer Safety Tips to Keep Your Pet from Feeling Hot-Hot-Hot
Summer is a great time to get outside and have some fun in the sun with our furry friends, but doing so without preparing your
Travel Ideas “Fur” You and Your Pet
Whether your family usually spends time on the lifts or at the beach, travel plans will likely look a little different this year. Although we
NATIONAL HEARTWORM AWARENESS MONTH
Heartworm disease affects thousands of dogs and cats across Georgia and the surrounding states every year. Mosquitoes are responsible for the transmission of heartworms, as
COVID-19 UPDATE
We are Always Here For You COVID-19 Update, Plus Community and Woodland Staff (6/1/2020): First, we hope that everyone has remained safe and healthy during
PET POISON PREVENTION WEEK
Prevent Poisoning in Pets Pet parents will do just about anything to ensure their pets are happy, healthy and comfortable. We trim their claws, give
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR PETS
Caring for Pets During an Emergency While it’s important to have disaster preparedness plans in place for our human family members, it’s just as necessary
SAFETY FIRST ON JULY FOURTH
Independence Day celebrations are fun for people, but they have the potential to be dangerous for pets. By planning ahead with your pet’s comfort and
HALLOWEEN PET DANGERS
Keep Your Pets Safe from These Six Common Halloween Dangers With Halloween right around the corner, trick-or-treating, costume parties and scary movie marathons are on all
NATIONAL PET WELLNESS MONTH
Your Pet’s Wellness Is Our Top Priority As humans, we are able to take care of ourselves and communicate to doctors that we feel unwell.
HOLIDAY SEASON PET DANGERS
Keep Your Pets Safe This Holiday Season The holiday season has arrived, so it is high time to enjoy all the festivities this season has
5 EASTER TIPS TO KEEP YOUR PETS SAFE
Protect your pets this Easter! Most of us pet owners know the dangers of having chocolate around our pets. But there are some other hazards
HOW DO ALLERGIES AND ASTHMA AFFECT OUR PETS?
Allergies & Asthma Dealing with allergies has become a part of life for many of us humans; and without taking some kind of action against
PET OWNERS GUIDE TO FALL
As Fall begins, there are a few things that pet owners should keep in mind. Weather, Holidays, and changes in routine can all lead to
ARE YOUR PETS PART OF YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION? (HINT: THEY SHOULD BE)
A new year means a “new you”. Perhaps you’ve written out your 2020 goals, or you’ve considered a few things to work on. It’s important
DOES MY PET NEED A DENTAL?
This month is National Pet Dental Health Month and one of the questions we commonly get asked at Creekside is “Does my pet really need to
10 REASONS WHY KIDS SHOULD BE RAISED AROUND ANIMALS
Pets and kids go hand in hand, but have you ever wondered what the benefits of raising children with pets around are? Sure, we know
5 WAYS YOUR BEST FRIEND IS YOUR ULTIMATE STRESS RELIEVER
When you think of ways to relieve stress and take a mental health break, what comes to mind? For most, you probably think of things
HOLIDAY TRADITIONS YOU SHOULD START WITH YOUR PET THIS WINTER
This year has brought a lot of changes in our everyday lives, and the holidays are no different. However, if there is anything that has remained
