Our Veterinary Blog in Granger, IN

Watching your cat vomit repeatedly can be unsettling, especially when you’re not sure what’s causing it. Whether it’s the aftermath of a hasty meal or something more concerning, frequent vomiting isn’t something to overlook. It’s worth exploring the reasons behind this behavior and understanding when it’s time to consult with your veterinarian.   Why Do…

Bloat in dogs, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that can develop rapidly and requires immediate veterinary attention. As a pet owner, if you can recognize the early signs of bloat and know how to respond, it can make a critical difference in your dog’s health. At Kryder…

When temperatures drop, your cat may be more vulnerable to cold than you realize. While cats are known for their ability to adapt to various environments, they are not immune to the dangers of extreme cold. Hypothermia in cats is a serious condition that can occur when their body temperature drops below the normal range,…

The holiday season is a time for celebration, and decorating your home with colorful decorations and festive plants like poinsettias can enhance the holiday spirit. However, if you’re a dog owner, you should be aware of the potential dangers that come with popular holiday decorations. The vibrant red and green leaves of poinsettia plants are…

Xylitol, a common sugar substitute, is found in many everyday products. While it may be a safer option for humans looking to reduce sugar intake, xylitol is highly toxic to dogs and can be dangerous to their health and well-being. At Kryder + Harr Veterinary Clinic, our team wants all pet owners to be aware…

Hedgehogs may be small, but their health needs are just as significant as any other pet. Regular vet visits enable your veterinarian to maintain your hedgehog’s well-being, help prevent health issues, and address any concerns early on. These visits are not only about treatment but also about education and support for hedgehog owners. Let’s dive…

Have you ever noticed your dog suddenly making rapid, repeated inhalations that almost sound like they’re struggling to catch their breath? If so, you might have witnessed an episode of reverse sneezing. This peculiar phenomenon, though alarming at first, is actually quite common among dogs. In this blog, we’ll discuss what reverse sneezing is, its…

Dogs are naturally curious creatures, often exploring their world with their mouths. When it comes to food, dogs might occasionally consume things that aren’t part of their regular diet, leaving you to wonder if what they ate is safe. If your dog has gobbled up some cranberries, you might be asking yourself whether a call…

If you’ve noticed your cat snoring, you might wonder whether it’s simply a quirk or something that needs veterinary attention. Just like humans, cats can snore for various reasons, some completely harmless and others that might indicate an underlying health concern. Let’s explore when cat snoring is normal and when it might be time to…

As holiday gatherings and festive meals approach, it’s natural to want to share some of the joy with your dog. However, a common question arises during these celebrations: can dogs eat turkey bones? While it might seem tempting to give your dog a small piece from the feast, you should also be aware of the…