Canton Animal Hospital treats all types of ear infections in dogs and cats—from otitis externa to inner ear disease and mites. Book your pet's exam today.

Canton Animal Hospital treats ear canal tumors in dogs and cats. Surgical and medical options for benign and malignant ear tumors in Michigan.

Canton Animal Hospital treats ear and nasopharyngeal polyps in cats with expert diagnosis and surgical care. Relief for sneezing, ear discharge, and more.

Expert aural hematoma surgery for dogs and cats at Canton Animal Hospital. Relieve ear swelling and pain safely and effectively.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common yet underdiagnosed condition in cats, affecting 90% of felines over age 10. Unlike dogs, cats rarely limp but instead show subtle signs such as reduced activity, reluctance to jump, and stiffness.

Preventative care is key to your pet’s health. Canton Animal Hospital offers comprehensive wellness exams to detect health issues early, ensuring a longer, healthier life. Schedule your pet’s check-up today.

Bringing your cat home after surgery requires proper care and monitoring. Keep them warm, comfortable, and in a quiet space to reduce stress. Limit activity, offer small meals, and administer pain medications as directed. Monitor for infection, excessive bleeding, or lethargy.

Cats are masters at hiding pain, making it challenging for pet owners to detect discomfort—especially as they age. Recognizing signs of pain in senior cats is crucial for ensuring a high quality of life. As our feline companions age, they may begin to experience pain.

Arthritis is a progressive and painful joint condition that commonly affects pets as they age. It causes joint inflammation, stiffness, and decreased mobility, leading to discomfort and a reduced quality of life.

Discover the key signs that indicate your pet may need surgery. From mobility issues to oral pain, learn when surgical care is essential for your pet’s health.

Marijuana, also known as cannabis or weed, is becoming increasingly common in households due to its legalization across many U.S. states, while it may offer medical benefits for humans, marijuana poses a significant health risk to both dogs and cats

At Canton Animal Hospital, we believe that educated pet owners make the best decisions for their furry companions. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of trusted, veterinarian-approved resources to help you find reliable information on pet health, nutrition, training, and wellness.

Pet owners in Michigan face unique challenges due to the state’s climate and environment. Here are the most frequently asked pet care questions in Michigan, along with detailed answers to help you keep your furry friends happy and healthy.

Choosing the right food for your pet is one of the most important decisions you can make for their health and longevity. With so many pet food brands on the market, understanding how to read pet food labels can help you make an informed choice about your pet’s nutrition.

Unexpected veterinary expenses can be stressful, but pet insurance helps ensure your furry companion gets the best care without financial strain. With so many options available, selecting the right plan can be overwhelming.

Proper pre-surgical preparation is key to ensuring a successful surgery and smooth recovery for your pet. Learn about fasting guidelines, necessary paperwork, medications, arrival times, and communication updates at Canton Animal Hospital.

With various dangers lurking in corners and cabinets, the home can be a minefield of poisons for our pets. Pets get exposed to toxic substances, many of which included everyday household products.

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet can be heart-wrenching. This article provides guidance on pet euthanasia and cremation, helping you navigate these difficult decisions with compassion and respect.

Senior cats deserve extra care. Improved nutrition, prevention of infectious disease and advances in veterinary medical care have resulted in our cats living longer and healthier lives.

Our pet dental care guide offers valuable tips and advice on keeping your furry friend's teeth and gums healthy. With proper care and regular check-ups, you can prevent dental problems and improve your pet's overall health.

AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) recommended regular oral examinations and dental cleanings, under general anesthesia, for all adult dogs and cats.

Your pet will need a series of interventions medications to prevent anaphylactic shock. This type of allergic reaction can be fatal, and immediate treatment should be sought.

Helping your pet recover safely after surgery is just as important as the procedure itself. Learn about post-operative care, incision management, pain control, activity restrictions, and when to seek veterinary help at Canton Animal Hospital.

Preparing your pet for surgery? Prior to any procedure, it's important to take certain steps to ensure their safety and minimize risk. From pre-surgical testing to anesthetic monitoring, learn how to best prepare your furry friend for surgery.