Chronic GI Issues in Dogs: When Diagnostics Are Needed

Chronic GI Issues in Dogs: When Diagnostics Are Needed

Does your dog seem to suffer from a bout of the runs way more often than you feel is normal? There’s nothing fun about dog diarrhea, but it’s more than a nuisance for you and your fur-baby. Persistent stomach issues in dogs can point to digestive disorders and GI diseases that could benefit from treatment.  […]

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June Mosquito Surges Near Michigan Lakes and Pet Exposure

June Mosquito Surges Near Michigan Lakes and Pet Exposure

As summer settles across Michigan, time spent near lakes becomes part of everyday life for both people and pets. But with warmer temperatures and increased moisture comes a noticeable rise in mosquito activity. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates in Beverly Hills, MI, we often talk with pet owners about the risks of mosquitoes and pets […]

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When Pets Need Ultrasound Instead of X-Rays

When Pets Need Ultrasound Instead of X-Rays

Sometimes, a veterinarian needs to actually see what’s going on inside the body to figure out why a pet is sick or how they are injured. The go-to diagnostic tools for a deeper look are X-rays and ultrasound. Both can show what’s happening internally in a non-invasive manner. But why would the doctor ever opt […]

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What a Fecal Test Detects That You Can’t See

What a Fecal Test Detects That You Can’t See

Let’s be honest: most of us don’t get excited when talking about poop. But when it comes to your pet’s health, that small, unglamorous sample can reveal important information you simply can’t see. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates in Beverly Hills, MI, a routine pet fecal exam is one of the most practical and powerful […]

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Seasonal Stress and Urinary Issues in Cats

Seasonal Stress and Urinary Issues in Cats

Spring is a time of blooming flowers, warmer air, and a sense of excitement and hope, but for kitties, the change in temperature can also trigger springtime feline urinary issues.  If your cat is struggling to adjust, the team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates is here to help. Let’s explore why some cats experience environmental […]

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March Paw Ulcer Cases from Sidewalk Salt and Car Lot Melt

March Paw Ulcer Cases from Sidewalk Salt and Car Lot Melt

March in metro Detroit is a season of mixed signals. One day feels like spring, the next brings slush, puddles, and gritty gray meltwater along sidewalks and parking lots. While you may be relieved to put the snow shovel away, your dog’s paws are still navigating a chemical obstacle course.  At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates […]

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Spring Giardia from Shoreline Mud in Michigan Dogs

Spring Giardia from Shoreline Mud in Michigan Dogs

Spring in Michigan is always a relief, bringing longer walks and the lure of lakes and rivers. For dogs, that often means muddy paws, puddles, and plenty of happy splashing. Unfortunately, those wet areas can harbor spring lake pathogens that increase the Michigan Giardia risk for dogs. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we often see […]

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February Focus: Why Dental X-Rays Matter More Than You Think

February Focus: Why Dental X-Rays Matter More Than You Think

February is National Pet Dental Health Month, making it the perfect time to shine a light on something many pet parents don’t realize—your pet’s teeth can look perfectly normal on the outside while hiding problems beneath the surface. That’s why dental X-rays for pets are one of the most important tools in modern veterinary dentistry. […]

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Preventing Pet Joint Stiffness in Michigan Winters

Preventing Pet Joint Stiffness in Michigan Winters

There’s something special about a Michigan winter: snow falls, the air becomes crisp, and the nights get cozier than they are throughout the rest of the year. But for aging pets, the cold months can bring more discomfort than delight.  If you care for an older cat or dog, it’s crucial to understand how cold […]

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Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

It’s common to overindulge around the holidays. We might even be tempted to share our fall feasts with our pets. Sure, you might suffer a stomachache or two this time of year, and you could think the same would be safe and normal for your dog or cat. But you should be aware of a […]

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