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New World Screwworm larvae can enter open wounds and quickly damage healthy tissue in pets and other warm-blooded animals. Immediate veterinary treatment is essential if an infestation is suspected.
Discover some of Madison, Alabama’s local attractions, including the farmers market, Rainbow Mountain Trails, Mad County Winery, and the pet-friendly Creekwood Park.
Dogs should be tested annually for heartworms and intestinal parasites, even when receiving monthly prevention. Early testing helps detect hidden infections before they cause serious health problems.
Fleas and ticks can affect indoor and outdoor pets throughout the year, potentially spreading serious diseases. Regular veterinary exams and preventive medications help keep dogs and cats protected.
Proper nutrition supports your pet’s health at every stage of life and should be based on their age, breed, size, activity, and medical needs. A veterinarian can help you choose a balanced commercial or homemade diet.
Feline vaccinations protect cats from serious diseases such as rabies, feline leukemia, respiratory infections, and feline distemper. Your veterinarian can recommend the right vaccines based on your cat’s health and lifestyle.
Canine vaccinations protect dogs from serious diseases such as rabies, parvovirus, influenza, and Lyme disease. Your veterinarian can recommend the appropriate vaccines based on your dog’s age, health, and lifestyle.
Spaying and neutering help prevent serious health problems and unwanted behaviors without negatively changing a pet’s personality. Most pets can have the procedure at 4–6 months, with proper preparation before surgery.
