Accidents and injuries happen to our beloved pets when we least expect them—often when our primary care veterinary office is closed. Today, our Charlotte vets share a few pet first-aid tips and discuss what to do if your cat or dog is injured.
Whether your four-legged friend is a busy hunting dog or an indoor cat, eye injuries can easily happen to our pets, and when they do it's important that these injuries receive proper care. Today, we discuss the symptoms of eye injuries in pets and when to head to the vet.
Limping, struggling to get up off the floor, and reluctance to climb stairs can all be signs of a CCL injury in dogs. Here, our Charlotte vets discuss the causes of CCL injuries and the surgeries that may be used to restore your dog's pain-free movement.
Heavy breathing is often a normal behavior for our canine companions, but not something we normally expect to see in cats. If your cat is breathing heavy and you can't determine why, it's best to err on the side of caution and give your vet a call. Our Charlotte veterinarians delve into the topic of cat heavy breathing.
For dogs with chronic kidney disease, a therapeutic diet prescribed by your vet will be an essential part of their treatment. Here, our Charlotte vets share advice on what to feed a dog with kidney failure.
A beautiful new puppy or rescue dog has joined your family and now comes the important task of training your new best friend. To help you get off on the right foot (and paw), our Charlotte vets some of our best dog training advice.
When a dog ingests an object or material that becomes lodged in their digestive tract, it can lead to severe complications or even become life threatening. Our Charlotte vets discuss intestinal blockage surgery to remove obstructions and save a dog's life.
Our Charlotte veterinarians see a variety of eye diseases, infections and conditions in dogs. Today we discuss some of the most common.
Proper hydration is an important aspect of health for cats as well as people. So what should you do if your cat won't drink water? Try these tips from our Charlotte vets.
Tumors can develop in any part of your pup's eye and could turn out to be benign or malignant. In today's post, our Charlotte vets discuss some common eye tumors seen in dogs, their symptoms and how they can be treated.