TPLO Surgery in Dogs: Dogs That Jump & More
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is comparable to a human's ACL and may require surgery if it is torn or ruptured. Today, our vets discuss TPLO surgery for dogs and how you can help them recover.
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Hernias in Cats: Causes, Symptoms & Surgery
As long as they are detected early by a vet, hernias in cats usually aren't serious and may be repaired with surgery. Today, we list different types of hernias and offer insight into what you can expect from cat hernia surgery.
Surgery for IVDD in Dogs
Surgery may not be the only treatment option for dogs with IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) but for many, surgery is often the best treatment option. IVDD surgeries aim to restore mobility, reduce pain and prevent further disc problems. Our network vets explain more about IVDD Surgery for dogs.
Types of Tumors in Dogs
It can be daunting when you find a new lump or bump on your dog. While many lumps are not cancer-related, there are a number of cancers in dogs that can cause tumors. Today, our vets discuss types of tumors in dogs and what to do if you find one.
Dogs & Skin Cancer
While our canine friends are covered in fur, skin cancer is still a very real health issue. Today, our veterinarians list three types of skin cancer we often see in dogs.
How long will my dog's pain last after spaying or neutering?
Spay and neuter procedures are common surgeries that can prevent unwanted litters, curb undesirable behavior, and even protect your pet against some forms of cancer. Today, our veterinarians explain how your pup will feel after surgery.
Cushing's Disease in Cats
While Cushing's disease is relatively rare in cats, the symptoms when it does occur can be alarming. Here, our vets share some of the symptoms of Cushing's disease in cats as well as this serious condition's causes.
Spaying and Neutering Dogs 101
Are you wondering what neutering or spaying your dog actually entails? When you should have it done? Or what risks are involved in the procedure? Here, our network vets help you understand the basics of these surgical procedures.
Caring For Your Cat After Surgery
Knowing how to care for your cat after they have surgery is essential to helping your feline friend return to their normal activities as quickly as possible. Here is some advice from our veterinary team about how to care for your cat after surgery.
Leiomyosarcoma (Stomach And Intestinal Cancer) In Cats
Leiomyosarcoma is an aggressive cancer that affects muscles in a cat’s stomach and intestines. Our team shares some tips on signs of stomach and intestinal cancer in cats, as well as diagnosis and treatment options.