Yosemite Veterinary Hospital

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Yosemite Veterinary Hospital has been dedicated to offering your pets the best quality veterinary care for over 60 years. We know you love your animals like family, and we’re here to treat them like our family, too.

26/05/2023

Pet obesity is a serious problem amongst all pet species. It can lead to various health issues such as arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease. Take action now with our veterinary team to set up an action plan. yosemitevet.com

24/05/2023

Getting a new dog is rewarding but takes a lot of responsibility, from meeting new family members to getting a sleeping routine in place. Be sure to read over this important information before you welcome the newest furry friend into your home. https://www.thesprucepets.com/after-adopting-a-dog-1117330

If you've decided to adopt a new dog, make sure you are prepared. Learn what you can expect over the first few weeks with your new companion.

22/05/2023

Our team can help you ensure that your senior pet enjoys its golden years healthily and happily. From special diets to physical activity recommendations, we have it all! How old is your pet? yosemitevet.com

20/05/2023

While not discussed as often, senior pet health is an important component of keeping companions healthy throughout their golden years. We are encouraging owners to bring in their pets for a general wellness exam. Schedule your appointment with a quick phone call today. yosemitevet.com

19/05/2023

17/05/2023

Feline Lymphoma is a serious problem for cats. Did you know that a form of white blood cells known as lymphocytes are affected by this condition? Our expert veterinarians can help your pets affected by this condition. Schedule a checkup today. yosemitevet.com

15/05/2023

Many pet owners don't realize how common intestinal problems are for their furry friends. Without proper care and nutrition, pets can suffer from painful and unpleasant symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss. Here's a great guide from the Sprucepets to give you more info.https://www.thesprucepets.com/inflammatory-bowel-disease-in-dogs-5072805

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) causes chronic vomiting and diarrhea in dogs. Learn the causes, treatment, and prevention to keep your dog healthy.

12/05/2023

Before giving in to your cat's lovable eyes, stay educated about what treats are safe. Here are a few of the best ideas for 2023, right from Sprucepets. Be sure to check it out! https://www.thesprucepets.com/best-cat-treats-5189931

Choosing the right treat for your cat is no easy feat. From dental care to calming, our pet expert found the best treats to keep your kitty happy.

10/05/2023

Skin allergies are a common problem for our feline friends. But why do cats get them? Some reasons include environmental factors, food intolerances, and a weakened immune system. We can help find the cause of a cat's skin allergy, and it is crucial to find the right treatment. Call today. yosemitevet.com

08/05/2023

As the warmer months approach, you can look forward to spending more time outdoors with your pets! However, fleas and ticks are also in full force! Stay diligent and ask our vet for prevention tips. Let us know what you love most about summertime with your pet below. yosemitevet.com

03/05/2023

Broken bones in pets is one of the most challenging medical conditions. As pet owners, it's critical to be up to date with the latest information regarding treatment and care. PetMD has a good article with a comprehensive overview. https://www.petmd.com/emergency/broken-bones-dogs

Dr. Michael Kearley explains what you need to know and do if your dog has a broken bone.

01/05/2023

Hey pet parents! We know how hard it can be when your fur baby has skin allergies. No matter what it is, we have a remedy that can offer your pet relief. Book an appointment today! yosemitevet.com

28/04/2023

Skin masses in dogs are always a concern. It can be difficult to determine which are cancerous and which aren't. A great overview from PetMD can help give you more information about what you should know about the masses on your dog. https://www.petmd.com/blogs/thedailyvet/pmahaney/2015/october/what-makes-one-skin-mass-cancerous-and-another-non-cancerous-3323-33239

When an owner thinks of a mass, regardless of the location on the body, cancer should always come to mind. Yet, not all masses that grow inside or on surface of the body are actually cancerous. Read about Dr. Mahaney and his dog Cardiff’s journey through treating multiple types of cancer.

26/04/2023

We warn all pet owners about the potential danger of foxtails. These small, barbed grass awns can become embedded in your dog’s skin, causing serious infection if left untreated. Call our veterinary team immediately if you can't remove it alone. yosemitevet.com

24/04/2023

Keeping your pet’s ears clean and healthy is important to care for them, especially when the wind blows dust and debris into their delicate ears. Schedule an appointment if you suspect an ear infection in your pet. yosemitevet.com