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Signs of Stress and Anxiety in Dogs and Cats: How to Help

Helping Anxious Pets Find Calm Seeing your dog pace frantically when you leave or finding your cat hiding under the bed whenever a visitor arrives can be heartbreaking. You want to comfort them, but sometimes the usual cuddles don't seem to stop the trembling or the distress. Understanding why your pet reacts this way is [...]

How Ear Problems Impact Your Pet’s Overall Health and Well-Being

Beyond the Itch: How Ear Issues Affect a Pet’s Whole-Body Health You might first notice a faint scratching sound coming from the corner of the room or see your dog pause mid-play to shake their head. Maybe your cat has started tilting their head every time they walk across the room. Ear problems often start [...]

Pet Vaccinations: Essential Protection for Every Life Stage

Vaccines for Life: Why Pets Need Ongoing Protection Vaccinations are the cornerstone of preventive care, shielding pets from deadly diseases like parvovirus, distemper, and rabies. Because immunity changes over time, maintaining booster schedules is essential. Protecting your pet through every life stage ensures lasting health and safety. At Cupertino Animal Hospital, our team combines advanced [...]

Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism in Pets: Symptoms and Care

When Hormones Go Haywire: Recognizing Thyroid Problems in Pets Thyroid imbalance can make pets sluggish or restless, cause rapid weight changes, and affect their coat and skin. Because symptoms vary so widely, regular veterinary testing is essential. With early diagnosis and treatment, most pets lead long, comfortable lives. At Cupertino Animal Hospital, we combine advanced [...]

The Most Common Pet Surgeries and What to Expect

Understanding Pet Surgery: What to Expect and How Technology Improves Recovery Every pet will likely need surgery at some point in life- whether it’s a spay or neuter, a dental extraction, or an advanced orthopedic repair. While the thought of surgery can feel intimidating, modern technology and compassionate care make the experience safer, more comfortable, [...]

Advanced Ear Diagnostics: How Technology Improves Pet Care

Clearer Answers Through Advanced Ear Diagnostics for Pets A dog who won't stop shaking their head or a cat pawing at one ear can leave pet owners guessing about the underlying issue. Is it mites, an infection, or something more serious? Ear issues are notoriously tricky. Without the right tools, the root cause can remain [...]

Grass Awns: What They Are and Why They’re Dangerous for Pets

Foxtails in California: Small Seeds, Big Problems for Pets A playful romp through tall grass or a curious sniff along a fence line can seem harmless. But in California, these moments often expose pets to one of the most underestimated dangers: foxtails, also known as grass awns. These sharp, barbed seeds don’t just cling to [...]

Vomit Happens: What It Means When Your Cat Keeps Throwing Up

If you've ever stepped out of bed straight into a warm puddle of cat vomit, you're not alone. It's a common experience among cat owners—and unfortunately, it's just as unpleasant for your cat as it is for your socks. At Cupertino Animal Hospital, we talk to many cat owners who are unsure whether vomiting is [...]

Caring for Your Aging Dog: What to Know About Common Senior Diseases

As dogs grow older, their health needs naturally shift. Maybe your dog is slowing down on walks, showing more gray around the muzzle, or just seeming “off” in subtle ways. While aging is expected, it often brings questions: What’s normal? What’s not? And how do you know when it’s time to adjust their care? [...]

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