Posts in Category: Pet Wellness and Preventive Care

At Curem Veterinary Care, we understand that cats aren’t small dogs—they’re unique companions with their own personalities, sensitivities, and health needs. That’s why we’ve designed a cat-only exam room tailored specifically to provide a more peaceful, comforting environment for our feline patients. This innovative approach to feline care in Mesa offers several important perks to help cats (and their humans) feel more at ease during every visit.

Spaying or neutering a pet goes far beyond simply eliminating the ability to reproduce. This procedure can protect your pet’s long-term health. We are here to help owners understand this long-lasting choice to support a pet’s longevity and vitality. 

Just like people, our pets can experience occasional bouts of tummy trouble. But what about a dog throwing up yellow foam? Is it cause for serious concern?

At Curem Veterinary Care, we know how much your four-legged family members mean to you, and seeing your pet get sick can be concerning. In this blog, we share helpful information about the causes of digestive problems in dogs, and how to know when it’s time to call the doctor.

From vast red deserts to scads of sunshine, living in Arizona has its perks. But if you’re a pet parent, you know the Arizona climate comes with some challenges, too. Our state’s dry weather can take a toll on our furry family members.

Today, the team at Curem Veterinary Care will share insights into pet care best practices in the desert.

Spring is a beautiful season here in Mesa, Arizona. Unfortunately, this can also signal the beginning of allergy season for both people and animals. People often experience itchy eyes, sinus pressure, and sneezing, but pet allergies can manifest in multiple ways. Your pet may need a springtime veterinary visit if they display considerably itchy or severely inflamed skin.

At Curem Veterinary Care, we understand how pet allergies can substantially affect quality of life. This spring learning about seasonal allergies and how to identify them and find helpful tips to keep your pet comfortable.

Keeping your cat or dog healthy and happy throughout her life means treating her to plenty of playtime, proper nutrition, routine wellness care, and pet dental care.

Your pet’s pearly whites play a more important role in her overall health than you may realize. Periodontal (gum) disease is extremely painful, and the bacteria from your pet’s gums can travel to her organs and cause irreversible damage.

As we reflect on a pet’s lifestyle, environment, social world, and routine, the New Year provides an excellent time to pivot towards three easy-to-accomplish goals that result in greater vitality and longevity. Consider making the following resolutions for your pet to ensure a longer and happier life in 2025.

Halloween is a fun and festive time, but it can also pose several risks for our furry friends. At Curem Veterinary Care, we want to make sure that your pets enjoy a safe and happy Halloween. Here are some tips to keep in mind as you prepare your pets for the season.

As the crisp fall air arrives in Mesa, AZ, it’s the perfect time to ensure your pets are healthy and protected. At Curem Veterinary Care, we prioritize the well-being of your furry companions. Let’s focus on essential vaccinations and preventives this season to keep your pets safe and thriving.

As a pet owner, you know your furry friend better than anyone. You can usually tell when something just isn’t right, even if they can’t verbally express themselves. But with so much information available online, it can be confusing to know when a situation requires a casual trip to the vet, or when it’s an urgent care case. Curem Veterinary Care in Mesa, AZ, is here to help you navigate those confusing moments.

This blog post will explain what urgent pet care is, how it differs from a regular vet visit and emergency care, and some common conditions that benefit from urgent attention. By understanding your options, you can make sure your pet gets the timely medical attention they need to feel better and return to their playful selves.