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• Meet Our Veterinarian
  
• Dr. Lara Nicolayevsky Zekaria
  (Dr. Nic)
  
• Our Core Veterinary Services
  
• Pet Vaccinations in Los Angeles
  
• Routine Pet Exams
  
• Cat & Dog Internal Medicine in Los Angeles
  
• Veterinary Dental Services in Los Angeles
  
• Emergency Veterinary Care in Los Angeles, CA
  
• Geriatric Care for Pets
  
• Puppy & Kitten Veterinary Care
  
• Cold Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats in Los Angeles
  
• Patient Information
  
• Pet Care Tips
  
• 6 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Dog Healthy
  
• Annual Dog and Cat Exams and Why They Are Important
  
• Are dental chews good for dogs?
  
• Arthritis in Dogs
  
• Best Dog Food for Dental Issues
  
• Best Dog Food for Senior Dogs
  
• Bladder Stones in Cats
  
• Bladder Stones in Dogs
  
• Bordetella in Cats
  
• Can cats eat chocolate or is it dangerous?
  
• Cat Blood Tests Results, Explained
  
• Cat Dental Surgery: Tooth Extractions
  
• Cat Vaccines: When and Why Indoor Cats Should Be Vaccinated
  
• CCL Surgery in Dogs
  
• Common Dental Problems in Cats
  
• Common Dental Problems in Dogs
  
• Constipation in Dogs: Causes & Treatments
  
• Dental Care for Dogs: Why It's Important
  
• Diabetes in Cats: Symptoms & Treatment
  
• Do dogs get cavities?
  
• Dog & Puppy Deworming and Vaccination Schedule
  
• Dog Hip Dysplasia Surgery
  
• Dog Rabies Vaccine Schedule
  
• Dog Tooth Extraction
  
• Ear Hematoma Surgery in Cats
  
• Ear Mites in Cats: Causes, Treatment & Prevention
  
• ECGs for Dogs & Cats
  
• Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV): Symptoms, Diagnosis & Prognosis
  
• Fever in Cats
  
• First Aid for Cats & Dogs
  
• Giardia in Dogs
  
• Gingivitis in Cats
  
• Heartworm in Dogs
  
• Help, My Dog Eats Everything off the Ground!
  
• Hernia Surgery for Cats
  
• How can I tell if my cat or dog has fleas?
  
• How long can a dog go without water?
  
• How long does puppy teething last?
  
• How many sets of teeth do adult dogs have?
  
• How Often Should I Take A Cat to The Vet?
  
• How often should I take my dog to the vet?
  
• How often should I take my pet to the vet?
  
• How old do kittens have to be to get fixed?
  
• How to Clean a Cat's Teeth
  
• How to Make a Vet Visit Less Stressful For Your Cat or Dog
  
• How to Take Care of a Newborn Baby Kitten
  
• How to Tell if Your Dog is Overweight
  
• Is my cat overweight?
  
• Joint Pain in Dogs
  
• Kitten's First Vet Visit: What to Expect
  
• Making the Most of Your Pet's Routine Exam: Questions to Ask Your Vet
  
• My cat has a cold: What should I do?
  
• Orthopedic Surgery for Dogs
  
• Osteoarthritis in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
  
• Parvo in Puppies
  
• Periodontal Disease in Dogs
  
• Protecting Your Pet (And Your Family) From Ticks
  
• Puppy's First Visit Checklist
  
• Rabies in Cats
  
• Rabies in Dogs
  
• Rabies Vaccine for Cats
  
• Raising a Puppy & Kitten Together
  
• Routine Diagnostic Imaging Dogs and Cats
  
• Stomatitis in Cats
  
• Symptoms of Parvovirus in Cats
  
• Tips for Raising a Puppy
  
• Tips on Caring for a Senior Dog
  
• Types of Diagnostic Testing for Pets
  
• Understanding Blood Tests for Dogs
  
• Vaccine Reactions in Dogs
  
• Vomiting in Dogs
  
• Weight Loss in Senior Dogs
  
• What happens if there's blood in my dog's stool?
  
• What is Bordetella in Dogs?
  
• What is leptospirosis?
  
• What is parainfluenza in dogs?
  
• What qualifications should I look for in a vet?
  
• What to Expect At Your Pet's Wellness Exam
  
• When Do Newborn Baby Kittens Open Their Eyes and Start Walking?
  
• When is a cat considered a senior?
  
• Whipworm In Dogs - A Pet Parent's Guide
  
• Why do dogs eat grass?
  
• Why does my pet need a urinalysis?
  
• Why is My Cat Limping All of a Sudden?
  
• Why should I bring my pet in for a fecal exam?
  
• Why Wild Animals Don't Make Good Pets
  
• Shop Pet & Pharmacy Products
  
• Veterinary Diagnostic Lab in Los Angeles
  
• Veterinary Surgery
  
• Vets at Rancho Park Veterinary Clinic
  
• Why Trust Us As Your Pet's Veterinarian?