Oxnard Veterinary Hospital

Poor systemic health may manifest in poor oral health for your pet. This is one of the reasons that a dental veterinarian performs a general physical examination as well as an oral examination. Pet illnesses often first show up in the oral cavity and can be a tell-tale sign of a more serious problem or condition.

Did you know that, when a bird is sick, it will begin to chirp and vocalize at a higher or lower pitch than usual? In fact, this is a way that it communicates any change in its health. If your pet bird is intoning in a higher or lower way, schedule an appointment with your veterinarian to rule out any potential health issues.

Hamsters make great pets. Keep your hamster healthy by feeding it a diet of rodent kibble as the main food. Treats, including greens, sprouts, sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds, may be given a few times per week.

Traditional Chinese medicine embraces the body, soul, and spirit as being different parts of the whole. It seeks to reach the heart of a problem and not to just put a bandaid on the surface issue, which is why it is known as a "holistic therapy."

A great way to keep your cat healthy is to take it in for yearly wellness exams. These exams can help your veterinarian catch any health problems before they become serious illnesses.

Birds have extremely sensitive respiratory systems. Even things that are fine for humans, like hair spray, incense, scented candles, or even fumes from non-stick cookware, can harm birds, so make sure you keep your bird in well-ventilated areas.