Take your Dog or Cat to the Veterinarian if they Exhibit the Following Signs Most pet owners readily recognize common signs of pet discomfort such as bleeding and immobility. However,…
There are several respiratory conditions in cats and dogs, but the most dangerous of them all is dyspnea. And since pets cannot explain themselves, it’s your responsibility as a pet…
Detecting Medical Emergency Situations in your Pet; When to Take Action We all know what to do when in a medical emergency, but what happens if it’s your pet facing…
Shivering and Lethargy in pets; When should I be worried? Just like humans, pet shiver for different reasons. They could be cold, feeling anxious or in pain. However, if you…
Cats and especially dogs tend to eat items are that not food including small toys, plastic, strings, meat bones, and trash. Removing these objects requires surgery. Overview Items that cannot…
Abdominal exploratory laparotomy refers to the surgical procedure pets undergo involving the opening of their abdominal cavities to examine the organs therein for therapeutic or diagnostic reasons. Indications and Tests…
Normally, a birth process goes smoothly for your pet, but complications can arise at any moment. Here’s all you need to know if faced with the option of a Cesarean…
Anastomosis, or Intestinal Resection, is the removal of part of the intestine due to disease or illness. It is most commonly performed on pets that have intestinal obstructions due to…
A Step-Step Guide On Acute Abdomen Treatment For Your Pet Acute abdomen or acute gastrointestinal pain is one of the complications we commonly address in our emergency veterinary stations. The…
What you need to know about Splenectomy, Risks Involved and Healing Process. Splenectomy is the removal of the spleen due to injury or illness from your pet’s body. In most…