If you’ve ever worried that your dog or cat might have eaten something harmful, you’re not alone. Pets are naturally curious, and unfortunately, that curiosity can sometimes lead them into dangerous situations. At Midland Animal Hospital, we’re here to help you spot...
Why Is My Pet Losing Hair and Developing Bald Spots?
Noticing your pet’s fur thinning or bald patches can be unsettling. You might wonder if it’s something harmless—like seasonal shedding—or a sign of a more serious health problem. At Midland Animal Hospital, we understand how much you care about your pet’s comfort and...
Could My Older Dog Have Dementia?
It can be heartbreaking to see your senior dog acting confused, restless, or forgetful. You may be wondering if these changes are just part of aging—or something more, like canine dementia. At Midland Animal Hospital, we understand how deeply you love your pet, and...
How Can I Address Trauma in My Dog, Like Falls, Bites, or Cuts?
We know how scary it can be when your dog is injured. Whether it’s a tumble down the stairs, a nip from another dog, or a paw cut on something sharp, it’s natural to feel worried and unsure about what to do next. At Midland Animal Hospital, we’re here to help you stay...
Why Should I Worry About Toxic Plants Around My Pets?
If you love having houseplants or a colorful garden, you’re not alone—but did you know some common plants can be dangerous to dogs and cats? We understand how worrisome it can be to realize that something beautiful in your home or yard might harm your pet. At Midland...
Why Should I Be Careful With Essential Oils Around My Pets?
It’s natural to want your home to smell fresh or to use essential oils for their calming effects—but if you have pets, you might be wondering: “Are essential oils safe for my dog or cat?” We understand your concern. Many pet owners are surprised to learn that some...
Why Are Some Foods Toxic to Dogs?
It’s scary to think that something as simple as a snack from the kitchen could make your dog sick. We know how much you love your furry friend, and it’s natural to want to share your food with them. At Midland Animal Hospital, we’re here to help you keep your pet safe...
Why Is My Dog Drinking So Much Water?
If you’ve noticed your dog’s water bowl emptying faster than usual, it’s natural to feel a little worried. Is it just the heat—or could it mean something more? As pet parents, we always want to stay one step ahead when it comes to our dog’s health. At Midland Animal...
Why Should My Dog or Cat Be Dewormed Regularly?
If you're wondering how often your pet needs to be dewormed, you're not alone. It's a common question, and the answer can vary depending on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and health. Worms are more than just an icky thought—they can cause real health issues for your pet...
Why Is My Cat Throwing Up?
It’s upsetting to see your cat throw up—especially if it happens more than once. You might be wondering if it’s just a hairball or something more serious. We understand how stressful it can be when your pet isn’t feeling well. At Midland Animal Hospital, we’re here to...










