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  • Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs

    Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs

    Our Citrus Heights vets explain how you dogs can receive the best quality of life possible while living with laryngeal paralysis.

  • Why is my dog limping?

    Why is my dog limping?

    Our Citrus Heights vets explain some reasons why your dog could be limping, what you can do to help your dog, and when a vet appointment is needed.

  • Why are my cat's ears warm?

    Why are my cat's ears warm?

    Today, our Citrus Heights vets discuss why your cat's ears might feel warm to the touch and when it is a cause for concern.

  • Kitten's First Vet Visit Checklist

    Kitten's First Vet Visit Checklist

    Our vets discuss what to expect at your kitten's first vet visit in Citrus Heights and share a checklist for what to bring and questions to ask.

  • X-Rays for Dogs

    X-Rays for Dogs

    Our Citrus Heights vets discuss the purpose of X-rays for dogs including what to expect, how safe they are and what you can do to prepare.

  • Types of Anemia in Dogs

    Types of Anemia in Dogs

    Our Citrus Heights vets talk about the different types of anemia in dogs and how they occur as well as what to expect if your dog is diagnosed with anemia.

  • Tooth Resorption in Cats

    Tooth Resorption in Cats

    Our Citrus Heights vets share the symptoms and types of tooth resorption in cats and how veterinary dentistry can help to treat and prevent this condition.

  • Fever in Dogs

    Fever in Dogs

    Our vets in Citrus Heights share the common symptoms of fever in dogs, what the typical causes are, and what you can do to help your dog cool down fast.

  • Ear Hematoma Surgery in Dogs

    Ear Hematoma Surgery in Dogs

    Our vets in Citrus Heights discuss the causes and symptoms of hematomas and what you can expect from your dog's ear hematoma surgery.

Book an Appointment at Family Friends Veterinary Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Family Friends Veterinary 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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