Recommended Health Videos

Recommended Pet Health Videos

We have selected educational videos and veterinary resources from respected professional organizations to help you learn more about common pet-health topics. These resources are intended for general education and do not replace an examination or individualized veterinary advice.

Canine Heartworm Disease


Canine heartworm educational video

Heartworm disease can cause serious damage to the heart and lungs, but it is preventable.

Watch: What Are Heartworms? – American Heartworm Society

American Heartworm Society Resource Center

Feline Heartworm Disease


Feline heartworm educational video

Cats can also develop heartworm disease, although it behaves differently than it does in dogs.

Watch: Do Cats Get Heartworms? – American Heartworm Society

American Heartworm Society – Heartworm Basics

Dental Health

Veterinary dental cleaning

Good dental care can help prevent painful periodontal disease and other oral problems.

American Veterinary Dental College – Pet Dental Health Videos

Fleas, Ticks and Internal Parasites

Tick found on a dog

Fleas, ticks, and internal parasites can affect both dogs and cats and may transmit other diseases.

Companion Animal Parasite Council – Parasite Videos

CAPC – Tick Information

Companion Animal Parasite Council

Senior Pet Wellness

Senior dog

Older dogs and cats have changing medical, nutritional, mobility, and lifestyle needs.

AAHA – Senior Care for Dogs and Cats

Pet Wellness and Preventive Care

Veterinary wellness examination

Regular examinations, screening tests, parasite prevention, dental care, nutrition, and other preventive measures all contribute to long-term health.

AAHA – Why Wellness Visits Matter

AAHA – Preventive Care Resources

Vaccinations

Dog receiving a vaccination

Vaccination recommendations are individualized according to age, lifestyle, geographic risk, medical history, and other factors.

AAHA – Pet Vaccination Information

AAHA – Canine Vaccination Guidelines and Resources

If you have questions about any of these topics or would like to know what recommendations apply to your individual pet, please contact Sunnycrest Animal Care Center.