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Did you know hot asphalt or concrete sidewalks can burn your dog’s paws? When summer temperatures rise, the pavement can become dangerously hot, posing a significant risk to your dog’s paws and potentially cause burns, blisters, and discomfort. At Mills Animal Hospital, we can provide practical steps to safeguard your pet’s paws during walks, helping…

Taking your dog for a walk is a daily routine that benefits both you and your furry companion. During the hot summer months in Acworth, GA, you’ll want to consider whether it’s too hot to walk your dog safely. High temperatures can pose significant risks to your dog’s health, including heatstroke and burnt paw pads.…

When it comes to protecting your dog from heartworm disease, many pet owners assume that indoor dogs are safe from this threat. After all, if your dog isn’t exposed to the outdoors frequently, it might seem like they’re less likely to encounter mosquitoes—the primary carriers of heartworm larvae. However, this assumption can lead to serious…

Ticks are more than just a nuisance—they can transmit diseases that could potentially harm your pet. As a pet owner, understanding what steps to take when you discover a tick on your dog’s ear can help you protect your dog’s health and well-being. This blog will guide you through the best practices for managing this…

Anesthesia is a common and necessary part of many veterinary procedures, but it can be a source of worry for many dog owners. This is because, similar to anesthesia for humans, anesthesia for pets comes with its share of risks. In today’s blog, we’ll discuss the safety of anesthesia for dogs, what to expect when…

Are your dog’s teeth looking a little browner than usual? Is there anything you can do about it?  This blog will explain some of the common reasons why your dog’s teeth might be brown and what steps you can take to help. This condition, which can be caused by various factors, is highly treatable, and…

Indoor cats live a different lifestyle compared to outdoor cats, but does this mean they don’t need vaccines? As it turns out, vaccines are still important for indoor cats! By understanding the benefits of vaccination, you can make better-informed decisions about your cat’s care and health. Read through our blog below for more information about…