If you landed on this page after a sleepless night listening to your cat yell at you, take a breath—you are not the only one pacing the hallway at 3 a.m. with a vocal cat. In this article we explore excessive meowing from medical, behavioral, and environmental angles so you can understand when to relax, [...]

Caring for Pets with Osteoarthritis: A Comprehensive Guide As pet owners, we're bound to encounter moments when our beloved pets begin showing signs of aging. One of the more common issues we may face is osteoarthritis (OA). Many of us wonder if those subtle signs, like a limp or a refusal to climb stairs, could [...]

Senior Pet Smiles: The Ultimate Guide to Dental Care for Aging Dogs and Cats At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, we know how much your pet means to you—especially as they grow older. Just like in people, dental health becomes increasingly important as pets age, and neglected teeth can lead to much [...]

Ear infections are among the most common health issues seen in dogs. While they can start as a minor irritation, left untreated, they can lead to chronic pain, permanent hearing loss, or even the need for surgery. At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, we specialize in diagnosing and treating ear infections in [...]

Coughing, sneezing, wheezing—it’s always concerning when your pet sounds off. While occasional respiratory noises may be normal, persistent or severe symptoms can signal more serious health concerns that require veterinary attention. At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, we’re here to help you understand what’s normal, what’s not, and how to respond when [...]

At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, we know how deeply you care about your pet—not just their physical health, but their emotional well-being, too. One of the most common (and often misunderstood) behavioral challenges we help pet parents navigate is separation anxiety. Separation anxiety can manifest as destructive behaviors, excessive vocalization, or [...]

Cat Vomiting Isn’t Normal—Here’s When to Worry and Call Your Vet If your cat is vomiting—even occasionally—it’s not something to brush off. While many cat owners assume hairballs or the occasional mess on the rug is “just part of having a cat,” the truth is that vomiting is almost always a sign that something’s wrong. [...]

Urinary blockages in cats—especially male cats—are medical emergencies that require immediate attention. Without swift intervention, a blocked cat can decline rapidly, with complications such as kidney failure, bladder rupture, or death occurring within 24–48 hours. At Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, we want every cat owner to feel confident in spotting the [...]