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Fresh breath is great, but good dental care goes way beyond that. Your pet’s oral health is directly tied to their overall wellbeing—from preventing infection to protecting their heart and kidneys. At Partners Veterinary Hospital West Loop, we take dental care seriously—because it’s not just about clean teeth. It’s about keeping your pet healthy for…

Itchy, irritated skin isn’t just annoying—it can seriously impact your pet’s comfort and quality of life. Whether your dog can’t stop scratching or your cat has developed a mysterious rash, skin issues are one of the most common reasons pets visit the vet. At Partners Veterinary Hospital West Loop, we’re here to help you get…

Just like humans, our pets can experience urinary tract infections (UTIs)—and they’re never fun. Whether it’s your cat suddenly avoiding the litter box or your dog needing to go out more frequently, UTIs can cause discomfort and stress for both you and your pet. At Partners Veterinary Hospital West Loop, we’re here to help you…

Dogs’ noses have always been a fascinating topic for pet owners. From their ability to sniff out hidden treats to their seemingly magical sense of direction, a dog’s nose is a powerful and essential tool. But what happens when your dog’s nose isn’t wet? Should you be worried? A wet nose is often associated with…

When your cat cries a lot, it can tug at your heartstrings and leave you wondering if something is wrong. Cats, known for their independence, communicate with us in various ways, and excessive crying might be their way of sending a message. While some vocalization is normal, consistent or unusual crying can signal a range…

Pet owners often overlook nail trimming as a critical part of pet care, but properly trimmed nails are essential for your furry friend’s comfort and health. Long nails can cause discomfort, lead to posture problems, and even result in injury. Whether you’re a seasoned pet parent or new to pet ownership, regular nail trimming can…

Dogs are known for some peculiar habits, but one behavior that often leaves pet parents bewildered is coprophagia—the act of eating poop. If your dog eats their own poop, you’re not alone, and as unpleasant as it may be, this behavior is not uncommon. While it’s natural to feel concerned, understanding the reasons behind this…

Have you ever noticed your dog scooting across the floor or excessively licking their rear? These behaviors may seem harmless at first, but they could be signs of a common yet often overlooked issue: anal gland problems. For many pet owners, this topic might feel a bit uncomfortable to discuss, but understanding these issues is…

When your dog has diarrhea, it can be a worrying and messy situation. As a pet parent, you may feel unsure about what to do to ease your dog’s discomfort and restore their digestive health. While diarrhea can sometimes be a minor issue, it may also indicate a more serious condition that requires veterinary attention.…

As pet owners, it’s tempting to share a bit of last night’s dinner with our furry companions. Those puppy eyes staring at your plate can make it hard to resist! But before offering your dog some of your leftovers, you should consider whether the food is safe for them. While some foods may be harmless…