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Managing chronic pain in senior cats

Supporting Senior Cats in Chronic Pain: A Compassionate Guide to Comfort and Care As cats age, they often do so with a quiet, dignified presence. But when chronic pain begins to take hold, its signs are often subtle and easy to misread. What might seem like simple aging- a skipped jump, a smaller appetite, or [...]

How to Tell If Your Pet Is Suffering- and How a Mobile Vet Can Help!

When pets are in pain, they often suffer in silence. Unlike humans, dogs and cats instinctively hide discomfort—making it challenging to know when something’s wrong. As a pet parent, recognizing the subtle signs of pain is key to preserving your companion’s quality of life, especially in their later years. At Mobile Cat & Dog Vet, [...]

How a Mobile Vet Can Help You Understand Your Senior Pet’s Changing Needs

How a Mobile Vet Can Support Your Senior Pet’s Changing Needs Compassionate Care for Aging Pets in Bend, Oregon As pets age, their needs evolve, requiring specialized veterinary care to maintain comfort and quality of life. Dogs and cats are generally considered senior around seven years of age, but aging impacts each pet differently. From [...]

Kidney Disease in Senior Cats and Dogs: Symptoms and Care

Support and Care for Senior Pets with Kidney Disease At Mobile Cat & Dog Vet, we understand that managing kidney disease in senior pets is about more than just medical treatment—it’s about ensuring comfort, dignity, and quality of life. As kidney function declines, pets may experience a gradual loss of energy, appetite, and mobility. Our [...]

Spot the Signs: How to Detect Cancer Early in Your Beloved Pets

Did you know that one in four dogs and one in five cats will develop cancer during their lifetime? For pet parents, this is a sobering statistic.  At Mobile Cat & Dog Vet, we specialize in mobile senior care and end-of-life services, offering compassionate, stress-free care in the comfort of your home. If your pet [...]

Encouraging Your Senior Pet to Eat: Expert Tips for Healthy Mealtimes

For pets in need of palliative and senior care, maintaining a healthy appetite is often a challenge—but it’s crucial for sustaining their quality of life. At Mobile Cat & Dog Vet in Bend, Oregon, we understand the delicacy of this stage in a pet’s life and offer compassionate care aimed at promoting optimal health [...]

The Disappearing Tooth: Feline Tooth Resorption

Oral health is essential to your cat's well-being. However, dental conditions can be easily overlooked, because cats often hide pain and other problem signs. One common and painful dental issue that affects many cats is feline tooth resorption, which goes by the acronym FORLs (feline odontoclastic or oral resorptive lesions). The Mobile Cat & Dog [...]

8 Ways to Keep Your Pet in Optimal Condition

Your pet’s health is a number one priority, and you likely focus on their daily care and happiness. Health encompasses many aspects of pets’ lives, from behavior and training to veterinary care and safety measures. You can encourage a long and vital life by taking a holistic approach to your pet's well-being. Our Mobile Cat [...]

Self-Care and Remembrance After Losing a Pet

If you recently said ”Goodbye” to a cherished pet, you likely feel profoundly emotional. Pets are beloved family members who bring joy, comfort, and unconditional love into our lives. When they pass away, the grief can be overwhelming at times. However, fully experiencing your grief and taking steps to care for your emotional and physical [...]

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