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  • Importance of Parasite Control in Dogs

    Importance of Parasite Control in Dogs

    External parasites live on your cat or dog's skin and can create a lot of health problems if they are not properly treated. Our Woburn vets are here with some tips.

  • Important Puppy Vaccination Schedule

    Important Puppy Vaccination Schedule

    Our team knows that repeating appointments to get your puppy vaccinated and have their boosters administered may be inconvenient, but your dog's vaccinations are important.

  • Preventing Leptospirosis

    Preventing Leptospirosis

    Preventing Leptospirosis is important in maintaining your pets overall health. Our Woburn vets list signs and symptoms of leptospirosis in dogs and what you can do for your dog.

  • Dog Tooth Extractions

    Dog Tooth Extractions

    If your dog's tooth is broken or decayed beyond the point of repair, an extraction will be necessary to allow your dog's mouth to heal without infection. Our vets explain.

  • What is Gingivitis in Cats?

    What is Gingivitis in Cats?

    As many as 85 percent of cats over the age of three have some form of dental disease, and Gingivitis is the beginning stage of periodontal disease. Our vets explain.

  • Signs Your Dog Requires A Dental Cleaning

    Signs Your Dog Requires A Dental Cleaning

    Fortunately, many dog dental health issues are avoidable with routine dental exams, professional cleaning, and a little extra care at home. Our Woburn vets share tips.

  • Spider Bites on Dogs

    Spider Bites on Dogs

    While most spider bites on dogs cause a little irritation but are generally harmless some can cause serious symptoms and require urgent care. Learn more.

Book an Appointment at Woburn Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Woburn Animal 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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