Glaucoma is a condition that can occur suddenly in cats and quickly cause blindness and if left untreated. Today our Charlotte veterinary ophthamologist explains more about this painful condition and the treatments available for cats suffering from glaucoma.
FHO surgery may be a good option for your dog if a hip condition is impeding function or quality of life. Here, our Charlotte vets describe hip anatomy in dogs, conditions that may happen, what’s involved in an FHO surgery and the recovery aspect.
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is a tick borne illness found in dogs in many US states, that causes a host of symptoms ranging from mild to potentially life-threatening. Today our Charlotte vets explain what causes Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in dogs, as well as the most common symptoms and treatments.
Anaplasmosis is a tick-borne disease seen across the US that can infect humans, canines, and many farm animals. In today's blog our Charlotte vets share the causes, symptoms and treatment for this potentially serious condition.
Is your cat hacking fur balls, or vomiting? What's the difference? When should you be concerned? Our Charlotte vets share some potential causes, symptoms that could indicate a serious emergency, and treatment options.
Conjunctivitis is an itchy and uncomfortable eye condition that left untreated could cause damage to your dog's eye(s). Today our Charlotte vets share some of the causes, symptoms and treatments for this relatively common condition in dogs.
Eye infections are relatively common in cat's and can be caused by a number of issues, but there are other conditions which may also affect your cat's eyes. Below, our Charlotte vets share 3 conditions which could affect your cat's eyes.
Like their people, many dogs suffer from loss of vision as they get older, or as a result of other underlying health issues or injury. Today our Charlotte vets share a few of the signs that your dog may be struggling with blindness or vision loss.
A dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is frequently referred to as the dog's ACL or 'cruciate'. This connective tissue joins the shin bone to the thigh bone and can become painfully injured or torn. Today, our Charlotte vets explain three surgeries used to treat a torn ACL in dogs.