If your pet becomes ill or injured outside of your primary vet's hours or on a holiday, you may need to bring your pet to the hospital for urgent or emergency care. In today's post, you can learn about the differences between emergency veterinary care and urgent care.
In today's post, you'll find information about Valley fever in dogs, including how it's caused, common symptoms and how it is typically treated.
A rattlesnake bite should always be considered a veterinary emergency. Find more information about rattlesnake bites in dogs and cautionary measures you can take to help protect your pooch in this post.
Your dog ate gum, no big deal right? WRONG! Chewing gum can be a serious risk to your dog's health. Here, you will learn why gum is dangerous for dogs, and what to do if your dog eats gum.
If your dog has collapsed it is a clear sign of an underlying issue. What causes dogs to collapse? What should you do if your dog passes out? Read on to find out.
Diagnostic imaging technologies help veterinarians determine the cause, extent, or seriousness of a pet's illness or injury. Here, you will discover the various benefits and limitations of different diagnostic imaging methods used in veterinary care.
Today, we delve into the topic of ultrasound for pets, including when they are used, what they can tell us, how to prepare, and what to expect from your dog or cat's appointment.
Worried about how much grass your dog is eating? Today's post looks at some of the reasons why dogs eat grass and discusses whether eating grass is a problem.
Dog ear bleeding can be alarming and certainly requires veterinary care as quickly as possible. This blog post looks at some common causes of bleeding ears in dogs, other symptoms that may occur, and when to head to your vet.
Has your charismatic canine had an accident? A dog's sense of fun and curiosity often leads to minor (and sometimes significant) accidents and injuries. In today's post, we share information on general first aid for dog wounds.