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  • Leptospirosis in Cats

    Leptospirosis in Cats

    In this post, our Mooresville vets explain how leptospirosis spreads among cats, how you can recognize it, and when you should call a vet.

  • Dog Wound Care & Healing Stages

    Dog Wound Care & Healing Stages

    Our Mooresville vets discuss the stages wounds go through while healing, when to see the vet, and how to provide care for your dog for minor wounds at home.

  • Vomiting in Dogs - When Should You Be Concerned?

    Vomiting in Dogs - When Should You Be Concerned?

    Vomiting is common in dogs, but it can be a sign of something more serious than an upset tummy. Our Mooresville vets discuss reasons why dogs vomit and when to contact your vet.

  • Are Pet Wellness Plans Worth It For Routine Care?

    Are Pet Wellness Plans Worth It For Routine Care?

    When you have a pet you want to take the best possible care of it. Today, the Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital vets explain wellness plans and why they could benefit your pet.

  • Are Rabbits Rodents?

    Are Rabbits Rodents?

    If you are getting a rabbit you may be wondering if it is a rodent or not. The Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital vets can explain the difference between rabbits and rodents and how to take care of them

  • Exotic Birds

    Exotic Birds

    If you are thinking about adding an exotic bird to your family, there are a few exciting birds to consider. Today, the Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital vets talk about the different exotic birds.

  • Types of Pet Birds

    Types of Pet Birds

    Birds can make for some of the most gentle, and long-lived pets you can invite into your home. The Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital vets give their recommendations on the best types of pet birds.

Book an Appointment at Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Lake Norman at Mooresville Animal Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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