Essential Year-Round Protection for Your Pets in Foley & Baldwin County Introduction Here in Foley and along the beautiful Gulf Coast of Alabama, our warm, humid subtropical climate creates ideal conditions for mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks to thrive nearly year-round. At Schreiber Veterinary Hospital, we regularly treat pets affected by…
The Cavy Companion If you’re looking for a pet that combines a quirky personality with a manageable size, the guinea pig (or “cavy”) is a top contender. In fact, according to the 2025-2026 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, guinea pigs are now the second most popular small mammal pet. Whether…
As our loyal companions enter their golden years, their needs begin to shift. While a graying muzzle is a beautiful sign of a life well-lived, aging often brings challenges to a dog’s comfort, mobility, and overall vitality. Understanding these changes early allows you to provide the proactive support they need…
Explore Bunny Healthcare Rabbits (aka “bunnies”), as most of our Foley families call them, make truly delightful companions. Between their playful “binkies” (the joyous twists they do in mid-air!) and their sweet, quiet personalities, they quickly become part of the family. However, because they are prey animals, they require specialized…
Obesity in cats is one of the most common health issues facing pet owners today. According to veterinary experts, up to 61% of cats in the United States are overweight or obese, leading to serious complications if left unaddressed. At Schreiber Veterinary Hospital, we specialize in feline wellness and want…
Dental health is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of your dog’s overall well-being. Periodontal disease, the most common dental issue in dogs, affects up to 80-90% of dogs over the age of three, leading to pain, tooth loss, and even systemic health problems like heart and kidney disease (Cornell…
Obesity in dogs is a growing epidemic, mirroring trends in human health. Approximately 59% of dogs in the United States are classified as overweight or obese (Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 2022). This condition not only reduces a dog’s quality of life but also shortens their lifespan by up to…
