Bloat (GDV) in Dogs: A Deadly Condition Every Pet Owner Should Know About

Your dog ate dinner an hour ago and seemed fine. Now their belly looks swollen, they're pacing and can't seem to get comfortable, and they keep retching without producing anything. Drool is stringing from their mouth. Something is clearly wrong, and it is escalating fast. Is this a pet emergency? Yes, without question. What you are [...]

When to Seek Immediate Care for Young Pets

One question nearly every new puppy or kitten owner eventually asks is, “How will I know when I should panic and rush to the ER?” The honest answer is that you don't need to panic, but you do need to move quickly. Young animals have less physiological reserve than adults. Their immune systems are still [...]

Big Lymph Nodes

Enlarged Lymph Nodes in Pets: Causes, Warning Signs, and When to Head to the ER You Found a Lump on Your Pet: When Is a Swollen Lymph Node Worth Worrying About? It tends to happen during a quiet moment. You're scratching your dog behind the ears or running your hands along your cat's neck, and [...]

Trauma Checklist: Hit-By-Car, Falls, and Internal Injury

Emergency Trauma Signs in Pets: When to Seek Immediate Veterinary Care Accidents Happen Fast, and So Should Your Response It happens in a split second. Your dog bolts for a squirrel and runs into the road. Your cat misjudges a jump from the balcony. A garage door closes at the wrong moment. One second everything [...]

Bone Cancer in Dogs: Understanding Osteosarcoma and Treatment Options

Finding out your dog has bone cancer is devastating. The word "osteosarcoma" sounds scary, and suddenly you're facing decisions about amputation, chemotherapy, and prognosis while your heart is breaking. If you're reading this, you're probably looking for answers during one of the hardest times in your life as a pet owner. We want you to [...]

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