Marina Veterinary Center blog
The Benefits of Pet Teeth Cleaning
Regular dental care is as critical for pets as for humans. Unfortunately, bad breath and dental disease affect most dogs and cats by age three. Preventative pet teeth cleanings offer essential protection. This article explores why professional veterinary dental cleanings are vital for long-term health.
Read MoreVaccine Titers for Pets: Testing Whether Your Pet Needs to be Revaccinated
Your pet receives vaccines on a set schedule to protect them from illness. Vaccines tell the body to make immune cells and antibodies, which work to prevent or reduce the severity of specific diseases.
Read MoreHealth Certificates
Are you getting ready to travel with your pet? Whether traveling within the United States or abroad, a valid health certificate is often required.
Read MoreFlying With Your Pet
If you are planning air travel with your pet, you will need a Health Certificate. Here are some key points to know.
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Pet from Common External Parasites
One of the major threats to a pet’s well-being are common pet external parasites, small creatures that can cause significant harm to our beloved pets. These parasites can be found anywhere, most commonly in backyards and parks.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Pet Vaccinations
Pet vaccinations are not merely a preventive measure; they are an investment in the well-being of your pet. The concept behind pet vaccinations is similar to human vaccinations - they help the immune system prepare for potential infections by introducing a weakened or killed form of the disease-causing bacteria or virus.
Read MoreSpay and Neuter: What to Know Before and After
The Animal Humane Society encourages pet parents to spay or neuter their furry companions. This is an effective way to prevent serious diseases and prolong your pet’s life.
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