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1st Pet Veterinary Centers provides emergency, urgent, primary, and specialty veterinary care across Arizona for pets in Chandler, Mesa, and North Valley Phoenix, with extended and 24/7 care available by location.

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Hyperthyroidism in Dogs and Cats: Signs of an Overactive Thyroid
Aug 31, 2026 · original
An older cat is losing weight, but somehow seems hungrier than ever. A dog has unexplained weight loss, seems unusually restless, or develops swelling around the neck. Could the thyroid be involved? Possibly—but hyperthyroidism looks very different in dogs and cats. The thyroid gland produces hormones that help regulate metabolism, energy use, weight, heart rate, […] The post Hyperthyroidism in Dogs and Cats: Signs of an Overactive Thyroid appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
BOAS Explained: Myth Versus Fact
Aug 24, 2026 · original
If you share your life with a Bulldog, Pug, Frenchie, Boston Terrier, Shih Tzu, Pekingese, or another flat-faced breed, you’ve probably heard the snoring and snorting described as “just part of the breed.” While occasional snoring is normal, noisy breathing that is frequent or continues throughout the day can be a sign of a medical […] The post BOAS Explained: Myth Versus Fact appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
How Schedule Changes Affect Pets—and How to Help
Aug 10, 2026 · original
A new work schedule. Kids going back to school. A vacation. A move. Holiday visitors. Even shifting your dog’s walks to earlier in the morning to avoid the Arizona heat. Changes that seem relatively ordinary to us can feel significant to our pets. Dogs and cats often feel more secure when they can predict what […] The post How Schedule Changes Affect Pets—and How to Help appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Cat Fights: How to Tell Fighting vs. Playing
Aug 3, 2026 · original
If you have more than one cat, you’ve probably watched them chase each other through the house, wrestle on the living room floor, or swat at one another and wondered: “Are they playing… or are they actually fighting?” The answer isn’t always obvious. Cats naturally use many of the same behaviors during play that they […] The post Cat Fights: How to Tell Fighting vs. Playing appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Cysts on Dogs and Cats: Signs, Infection Risks, and When to Call a Vet
Jul 20, 2026 · original
Finding a lump on your dog or cat can be alarming. Your mind may immediately jump to the worst-case scenario, or you may wonder if it’s “just a cyst.” The truth is that while some cysts are harmless and simply need monitoring, others can become irritated, infected, or turn out to be something entirely different. […] The post Cysts on Dogs and Cats: Signs, Infection Risks, and When to Call a Vet appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Chronic Illness Monitoring for Pets: What to Track at Home and When to Call the Vet
Jul 13, 2026 · original
When your dog or cat is diagnosed with a chronic illness, it’s natural to wonder if you’re doing enough to keep them healthy. The good news is that one of the most important things you can do doesn’t require any special equipment or medical training—it simply requires paying attention. Whether your pet is living with […] The post Chronic Illness Monitoring for Pets: What to Track at Home and When to Call the Vet appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Screwworms in Pets: What Pet Parents Need to Know
Jun 29, 2026 · original
If you’ve seen recent news stories about screwworms, you may be wondering whether your dog or cat is at risk. The idea of a parasite living inside an animal’s wound can sound alarming—and understandably so. At 1st Pet Veterinary Centers, we believe that informed pet parents make better decisions for their pets. You can protect your […] The post Screwworms in Pets: What Pet Parents Need to Know appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Burned Paws & Burn Injuries: Signs, Prevention, and When to Call a Vet
Jun 29, 2026 · original
Burns Can Happen Faster Than Pet Owners Realize It’s a common Arizona scenario: you take your dog out for a quick walk, cross a parking lot, spend a few minutes on a hiking trail, or let them explore the backyard. The air temperature may feel manageable, but the ground beneath their paws tells a different […] The post Burned Paws & Burn Injuries: Signs, Prevention, and When to Call a Vet appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Pets and Fireworks: How to Keep Them Calm During the 4th of July
Jun 22, 2026 · original
Fireworks May Be Fun for Us, But Scary for Pets For many families, the Fourth of July means barbecues, celebrations, and fireworks. For many pets, however, it can be one of the most stressful times of the year. The loud booms, flashing lights, vibrations, and unusual activity can trigger significant fear and anxiety in both […] The post Pets and Fireworks: How to Keep Them Calm During the 4th of July appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .
Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, and How It Differs From Addison’s Disease
Jun 8, 2026 · original
When “Getting Older” Might Be Something More As dogs age, it’s normal to notice some changes. Maybe your dog sleeps a little more, moves a bit slower, or seems less interested in activities they once loved. But sometimes changes that appear to be part of normal aging can actually be signs of an underlying medical […] The post Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, and How It Differs From Addison’s Disease appeared first on 1st Pet Vet .

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