Carville Veterinary Clinic

06/09/2026

Golden Years Glow: Making Senior Pets Feel Right at Home 🌟🐾

Pets are valued members of many families, and their owners typically do everything they can to ensure their furry friends live as comfortably as possible.

06/02/2026

Taking Your Dog's Pulse: When Fidos and Fahrenheit Align 🐾❤️🌡

Understand normal heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature in dogs to catch health issues early. Recognize when to consult a vet if these vital signs change.

06/01/2026

June is National Microchipping Month 🎉🐾

Whether your pet loves outdoor adventures or cozy naps at home, a microchip adds an extra layer of security and peace of mind for pet owners 💙🐕🐈

05/12/2026

Waving Tails and Wandering Eyes: Navigating Nystagmus in Canines 🐕👁

Nystagmus is a medical term describing when a dog’s eyes move rapidly and uncontrollably. Discover common causes and ways to address this condition.

05/08/2026

National Pet Month is the perfect time to refresh routines and keep your pet happy, healthy, and thriving 🌿🐾

05/05/2026

Dreaming Beyond the Dog Years: Decoding Senior Dog Snoozes 🐶💤

Why do senior dogs sleep so much? What differences should you expect and what are some signs it's time to seek help from a vet?

05/01/2026

April is known as National Heartworm Awareness Month, encouraging pet owners to stay proactive with prevention 🐾✨

04/14/2026

Paws & Reflect: Unveiling Feline Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency 🐱🔍

Dr. Jennifer Coates explains EPI in cats and how it’s treated, and answers all your frequently asked questions about cat EPI.

04/07/2026

Unraveling the Canine Heart: Decoding Signs of Separation Anxiety 🐾💔

Knowing the signs of separation anxiety in dogs can be helpful so that you know whether your dog is exhibiting them. Many dogs are misdiagnosed as having separation anxiety when they are instead bored or not fully housetrained.

03/10/2026

Guiding Paws: Navigating the Aftermath of Canine Strokes with Compassion and Care 🐶❤️

Strokes are less common in dogs than they are in humans, but they are equally as serious. Here's what to do if you suspect your dog's had a stroke.