Heart disease is a serious medical condition in cats where an abnormality of the heart is present. When left untreated heart problems can lead to congestive heart failure. Here, our White Settlement vets share the types, symptoms, and treatments for heart disease in cats.
Lyme disease is a tick-borne illness that affects both humans and pets across the United States. While many dogs carry Lyme disease without showing symptoms, others can experience a variety of debilitating side effects. Some of the causes, symptoms, and treatments for Lyme disease in dogs are discussed by our White Settlement veterinarians.
Periodontal disease and tooth decay affect dogs just as much as they do humans. As a result, brushing your dog's teeth is an important part of maintaining his overall health. Today, our White Settlement veterinarians offer some advice on how to clean a dog's mouth and keep his teeth clean and healthy.
If your pet is having surgery, you must know how to care for them while they recover so that they can get back to their normal routine as soon as possible. Our White Settlement veterinarians have provided some post-surgery care advice.
Anemia in cats can be caused by either sudden blood loss or a potentially serious underlying condition. Our Flat Rock vets explain what anemia is, and describe its symptoms and treatment options.
Dogs, like people, can get pneumonia, even though most pet parents are unaware of the possibility. Pneumonia in dogs is a serious health concern, but treatment is available, and most dogs recover completely. Our White Settlement veterinarians go over some of the signs and symptoms of canine pneumonia, as well as treatment options.
Anemia in cats can be caused by a sudden blood loss or a potentially serious underlying condition. Anemia and its symptoms, as well as treatment options, are explained by our White Settlement veterinarians.
Laryngeal paralysis in dogs is characterized by a failure of the windpipe to open correctly when your pup breathes in, instead the sides of the windpipe are sucked into the opening. In severe cases, laryngeal paralysis can lead to suffocation, but when diagnosed early there are treatment options available. Our White Settlement vets explain...
Is the meow of your cat reduced to a squeak, scratchy rasp, or complete silence? Cats can develop laryngitis due to a variety of different underlying conditions. In today's post, our White Settlement veterinarians discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatments of cat laryngitis.
Our veterinarians frequently see dogs who show signs of joint pain at our White Settlement. Although joint pain is frequently associated with aging, there are effective treatments available for dogs of any age or activity level.
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