Household pet toxins are not always recognizable—after all, they don’t have the skull and crossbones symbol directly on the label. Sometimes the most innocent-looking household items can seriously threaten your cat or dog. From seemingly harmless foods, to plants, to medications, pet owners need to be aware of potential toxic household products.  Our Southern Crossing [...]

Cats are typically fastidious about their bathroom habits, so their owners are naturally concerned when they start urinating outside their litter box. This behavior, known as inappropriate elimination, is a common complaint but can indicate several problems, from medical to behavioral issues.  Southern Crossing Animal Hospital offers valuable insight about inappropriate elimination to help ease [...]

Pet ownership goes beyond love and companionship, it's a commitment to your pet’s health and happiness. Wellness care is critical to promoting your cat’s or dog’s overall well-being and longevity. While reactive veterinary care addresses immediate issues, proactive wellness care plays a pivotal role in disease prevention and early disease detection. Our team at Southern [...]

Your pet’s kidneys are essential for filtering out metabolic waste products and toxins from the bloodstream, and if these organs fail to function properly, your four-legged friend can become seriously ill. Whether kidney disease is acute or chronic, early detection is critical for affording the best outcome for your pet. Read our Southern Crossing Animal [...]