Dental health isn’t just about fresh breath — it’s about preventing pain and keeping your pet healthy. Just like people, dogs and cats build up tartar, develop gum disease, and sometimes lose teeth if we don’t keep up with cleanings.

Every summer at our veterinary clinic in Chattanooga, we see a wave of pets struggling with seasonal allergies — and this year, it’s been particularly bad. If your dog or cat has been extra itchy lately, there’s a good chance they’re reacting to something in the environment.

If my pet is sick, should I wait until morning or go to an emergency clinic? The short answer: It depends.

Keep your pets safe during the 4th of July in Chattanooga with tips from Southside Veterinary Clinic. Learn how to reduce stress from fireworks and prevent your pets from getting lost.

Summers in Chattanooga can get hot — and while you may be able to handle the heat, your pets can’t always do the same. Here are key ways to keep your pets safe when the temperatures rise.

At our veterinary clinic, we often see one common issue overlooked by pet owners: dental care.

We sometimes hear this question in our office, so we thought we would unpack it for you.