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  • Getting Your Dog Fixed: When & What to Know

    Getting Your Dog Fixed: When & What to Know

    Spaying or neutering your pup prevents unwanted pregnancies and helps curb undesirable behaviors. Our Dallas vets discuss the benefits of getting your dog fixed in this post.

  • Cat & Kitten Vaccination Schedule

    Cat & Kitten Vaccination Schedule

    In today's post, our Dallas vets share a recommended vaccination schedule for cats and kittens and explain why your cat needs vaccines.

  • What is parainfluenza in dogs?

    What is parainfluenza in dogs?

    In this article, our Dallas vets discuss the signs and causes of parainfluenza in dogs and how to treat it.

  • Rabies Symptoms in Cats

    Rabies Symptoms in Cats

    In this post, our Dallas vets list the causes and symptoms of rabies in cats and explain how the rabies vaccination protects your kitty.

  • Dogs & Parvovirus: What You Need to Know

    Dogs & Parvovirus: What You Need to Know

    Our Dallas vets share facts about parvovirus, which is spread through direct contact with infected dogs or via contact with contaminated objects such as toys or bowls. 

  • Common Cat Illnesses

    Common Cat Illnesses

    In today's blog post, our Dallas vets discuss some of the most common cat illnesses, their symptoms, and how you can help.

  • Bladder Infections in Dogs

    Bladder Infections in Dogs

    In today's blog post, our Dallas vets discuss bladder infections in dogs, including the causes, signs, and treatment options.

  • Do dental chews work for dogs?

    Do dental chews work for dogs?

    Today, our Dallas vets explain if dental chews for dogs really work, and why you shouldn't use them to replace professional, veterinary dental care.

  • How to Clean a Cat's Teeth

    How to Clean a Cat's Teeth

    Our Dallas vets discuss how you can clean your cat's teeth at home, and why it's still important to bring them in for regular cleanings too.

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New pets are always welcome at New Hope 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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