Sterilization is one of the top recommendations from veterinarians. Beyond being a permanent form of birth control, this procedure significantly reduces the risk of various health issues related to hormones and the reproductive system.

Have you ever noticed your dog walking strangely, as if their back legs have lost strength, or perhaps they are wobbling and dragging their hind paws? If your dog exhibits these symptoms, it is important to understand that this is not normal behavior. Hind limb weakness is a common issue that can affect dogs of all ages and can stem from various underlying causes. As an owner, identifying the root cause is essential for creating an effective treatment plan. Today, Thonglor Pet Hospital explores the causes and symptoms of hind limb weakness in dogs. We will also introduce our specialized Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation services—essential knowledge for every devoted dog owner to help their furry friend regain mobility.

When your beloved pets can’t be with you, Thonglor Pet Hospital is here to provide close supervision and care around the clock.

Otitis in Pets A Serious Condition Owners Should Not Overlook

For all the pet lovers out there—we know the feeling! Whenever you see a cute dog or cat, it’s almost impossible not to stop and say hello. Today, Thonglor Pet Hospital has some great tips on how to approach strange dogs and cats the right way, ensuring both a warm welcome and, most importantly, everyone’s safety.

Pyometra is a serious and potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus, characterized by inflammation and the accumulation of fluid (pus) within the uterine cavity. This condition is most commonly found in older, unspayed female dogs. It is typically caused by bacterial infection or hormonal imbalances that trigger the thickening of the uterine lining (endometrial hyperplasia) and excessive secretion of fluids, creating an ideal environment for bacteria to grow.