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  • Dog Tooth Extraction: What to Expect

    Dog Tooth Extraction: What to Expect

    If your dog has a badly broken or decayed tooth, chances are that may need an extraction. Here, our Citrus County vets explain what you can expect if your dog needs a tooth removed.

  • How to Prevent Parasites in Dogs

    How to Prevent Parasites in Dogs

    Parasites pose a constant threat to your dog and can cause symptoms that range from minor inconvenience to life-threatening. Our Citrus County vets discuss parasite control for dogs.

  • Which Fruit are Safe For Dogs to Eat

    Which Fruit are Safe For Dogs to Eat

    Fruit can be a healthy and refreshing snack for your dog but not all fruit is safe for them to eat. Today, our Citrus County vets talk about which types of fruit your dog can eat.

  • Medications for Dog Anxiety

    Medications for Dog Anxiety

    If your dog suffers from anxiety you may be wondering whether anti-anxiety meds could help your dog feel more relaxed. Today our Citrus County vets discuss some medications.

  • What Your Cat's Tail Language Means

    What Your Cat's Tail Language Means

    Just like dogs, cats move their tails to express their emotions. But what does it mean when a cat wags its tail? Our Citrus County vets are here to tell you all about your cat's tail.

  • When Is a Dog Considered a Senior?

    When Is a Dog Considered a Senior?

    Today, our Citrus County vets discuss at what age a dog is considered to be a senior, how to spot signs of aging, and the special care requirements that an aging dog may need.

  • Common Dental Problems in Dogs

    Common Dental Problems in Dogs

    Caring for your dog's teeth is an important part of their oral and overall health. In today's post, our Citrus County vets discuss some of the common dental problems seen in dogs. 

Book an Appointment at Dunnellon Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Dunnellon Animal 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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