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  • Pneumonia in Cats

    Pneumonia in Cats

    Our vets in Brookhaven discuss the different types of pneumonia that can affect cats and how they occur as well as the symptoms and prognosis.

  • How to Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

    How to Prevent Valley Fever in Dogs

    Our Brookhaven vets talk about valley fever in dogs, the symptoms that your pup may develop, and how to prevent this condition.

  • Raising a Puppy: Guide for the First Year

    Raising a Puppy: Guide for the First Year

    Our Brookhaven vets offer some advice on how to raise a puppy and some considerations that could make raising your new furry friend a little easier.

  • Puppy's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

    Puppy's First Vet Visit: What to Expect

    Our Brookhaven vets share tips on finding appropriate veterinary care for your puppy and discuss what to expect during the first vet visit.

  • Diarrhea in Dogs

    Diarrhea in Dogs

    Our Brookhaven vets discuss the various causes of diarrhea, what signs indicate a serious issue and what can be done to treat your dog's condition.

  • Dog Breathing Fast

    Dog Breathing Fast

    Our Brookhaven vets talk about the reasons behind fast breathing in dogs and the signs that there may be a more serious concern.

  • Dogs Eating Grass: Is it safe?

    Dogs Eating Grass: Is it safe?

    Our Brookhaven vets explain why your dog is eating grass and share some tips for curbing this behavior.

  • Pet First Aid Guide: Giving Pets First Aid

    Pet First Aid Guide: Giving Pets First Aid

    In this post, our Brookhaven vets share a few pet first aid tips and explain how you can help your cat or dog if they get injured, until you can get them to an emergency vet clinic.

Book an Appointment at North Brookhaven Veterinary Hospital

New pets are always welcome at North Brookhaven Veterinary Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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