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National Pet Diabetes Month comes every November, and this year, Chase Oaks Animal Clinic has an overview of diabetes in cats. In this blog, we’ll walk cat owners through what feline diabetes is, why it happens, and how you can support your feline companion if they’re diagnosed as diabetic. Feline Diabetes Feline diabetes mellitus occurs

An itchy pet is often a sign that something is going on. Your pet could be experiencing dry skin, allergies, a hot spot, or even some kind of parasite that lives on their skin. Parasites like mites, ticks, and fleas can cause intense irritation and sometimes transmit dangerous diseases. These pests can make life miserable

Once your pet is microchipped, it’s tempting to assume the job is done. But like any good safety tool, a microchip works best when you check it every once in a while to make sure everything is still working properly. A faulty microchip (although rare) or outdated contact information can make the difference in being

The holiday season is a time for celebration, but it’s important to remember that certain holiday traditions can pose risks to our furry friends. At Chase Oaks Animal Clinic, we want to ensure your pets stay safe and healthy during this festive time. Here are some essential holiday safety tips to keep in mind. 1.

Ensuring your pet stays healthy isn’t just about feeding them the right food or giving them exercise, it’s about consistent care. Pet wellness exams are the foundation of preventive care, helping catch potential health issues before they become serious. During these regular check-ups, a veterinarian can identify early signs of conditions like heart disease or

Where your furry companions receive the finest care from a team dedicated to their well-being. Established in 1994, we have proudly served the communities of Plano, Allen, McKinney, Richardson, and beyond with comprehensive veterinary services for over two decades. At Chase Oaks, we understand that your pets are more than just animals; they are cherished