Is your dog booked to have an X-ray (radiograph)? If so, you may be wondering what to expect from your dog's X-ray appointment and how you can prepare. Today's post outlines the typical process for capturing dog X-rays.
Epilepsy is a condition characterized by recurrent seizures that can be seen in cats and dogs as well as people. Read on to learn more about the causes of epilepsy in cats, symptoms to watch for and available treatments.
If your dog is standing or walking on the top of its feet instead of its paws - your dog is knuckling. Knuckling can be a symptom of an underlying condition. Read on to learn more about this troubling action and how knuckling might be stopped.
Your veterinarian is recommending that your pet have an ultrasound scan but how can it help your four-legged friend? In today's post you will find information on the kinds of conditions these tests can help detect and how to prepare for your cat or dog's ultrasound.
A fungal infection can leave your kitty feeling sick, itchy and uncomfortable, but it's important to note that some of these infections can also be spread to people who come in contact with your cat. Today's post explores common causes and symptoms of fungal infections in cats and how they might be treated.
As a naturally predatory animal, cats are notorious for hiding any and all signs of illness. That makes it all the more important to monitor your cat for even the slightest changes in their behavior. In this post, you can read about common signs that your cat may be sick and when it is considered an emergency.
Today's blog post delves into the topic of separation anxiety in dogs, including the symptoms and things your vet may recommend trying to help your dog feel less anxious when left alone.
Finding any unusual lump or bump on your dog is bound to set off alarm bells, however, not all lumps are cancerous. Simple lipomas are benign fat tumors that are commonly seen in dogs middle-aged and older. Today, we share information about lipomas in dogs.
Not every cut or graze your dog gets will need veterinary care if you know how to perform a few basic first aid steps. That said, even seemingly small wounds can develop big infections, so it's important to know when to see your vet. In this post, you'll find information on how to care for your dog's wounds at home.
If your cat or dog is choking it's important to act fast. Immediately call your vet for advice. Many veterinarians suggest the following steps to help a choking pet.