Recognizing Urgency: Signs Your Cat Needs Emergency Vet Care

Posted on 22 July 2024

Cats are known for their independent nature and ability to hide discomfort or illness. As responsible pet owners, it's crucial to be vigilant and recognize signs that indicate your cat may need immediate veterinary attention. Identifying these signs early can save your cat's life and ensure prompt treatment for serious medical conditions. Difficulty Breathing Any signs of respiratory distress in cats, such as rapid or labored breathing, open-mouth breathing, or wheezing, require immediate attention. [Read More]

Recognizing the Signs: When to Send Your Pet to a Pet Hospital

Posted on 6 October 2023

With pets being considered members of the family, their health is of utmost importance. However, unlike humans who can express their discomfort verbally, pets communicate their distress differently. It's crucial to understand these signs and know when it's time to send your pet to a pet hospital. Unusual Behavior or Changes in Habits One of the most noticeable indicators that your pet might need medical attention is a significant change in behavior or daily habits. [Read More]

Found A Large Growth On Your Dog? What You Should Know About Lipomas

Posted on 27 February 2017

When you are petting your dog one day, the last thing you expect is to find a large lump or growth on their body. However, especially with older dogs, this can happen from time to time. As a concerned pet parent, you will likely take your dog to the veterinarian or emergency animal clinic soon after you find the lump. If it turns out that the growth you felt is caused by what your vet calls a lipoma, you may be confused and still concerned about what to do next. [Read More]

It's Not Always Ruff To Get A New Pet Every Meow And Then

Posted on 30 January 2017

When you get a new pet there are a few things you want to make sure to do so you know you are giving it the best start in life possible. You also want to be sure that your home is ready for your new pet so they won't feel overwhelmed and so they won't get in trouble, become injured, or even get themselves lost. Set your house up for your new pet [Read More]

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Helping My Dog Stay Healthy

As a new pet owner, I realized that I needed to work hard to keep my dog healthy and happy. I worked hard to feed him, bathe him, and help him to rest as much as possible, but I knew that there was a fundamental part of his care missing — professional medical care. I started looking around for an incredible veterinarian who could help, and I was able to find a great business in my area that offered the services I was looking for. This blog is all about helping your dog to stay healthy and happy and what to do if problems should arise.

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