Diagnostics such as bloodwork provide your vet with a thorough understanding of how your pet's body is functioning. Here, our veterinary specialists in Westminster talk about the purpose of blood tests for dogs, when they are used, what we learn from them and how they help us care for your pet.
Routine oral care, including brushing, professional exams and teeth cleaning, is a vital part of keeping your pup healthy. Unfortunately, it often gets missed. Here, our Westminster veterinary specialists talk about dental health and how to treat and prevent periodontal (gum) disease in dogs.
Untreated oral health issues in dogs can lead to serious complications. Here, our veterinary specialists in Westminster share some information about common dental problems in dogs, the importance of dog dentistry and how it can be used to help them achieve optimal dental health.
Dental concerns are common among pets, especially as they get older. Without proper care, they can experience serious health complications. Our Westminster vets talk about what causes bad breath in dogs and what can be done to help them get back to a fresh and clean mouth.
When a cat's teeth aren't cared for properly, it can lead to several oral health issues that can have serious complications. If severe cases, they may need to have a tooth removed. Today, our Westminster vets discuss the need for cat tooth extractions and what you can expect while your kitty recovers form dental surgery.
Without routine dental care, dogs are at risk of developing serious oral health conditions that can lead to other more serious issues. In this post, our Westminster vets talk about dental diseases and problems in dogs, the causes and symptoms as well as how they can be prevented.
Some dogs can experience a condition that causes fluid to fill the pleural sacs, greatly reducing the capacity of the lungs. Here, our vets at Westminster discuss the causes and symptoms of pleural effusion in dogs, how it can be diagnosed, and what the life expectancy is for dogs with this condition.
Has your vet recommended diagnostic imaging to gain a better view of how your pet's internal functions are working? Our Westminster vets discuss the purpose of cat and dog abdominal ultrasounds and how veterinary diagnostics can help your pet feel their best.
Some dog breeds are predisposed to a condition called aortic stenosis. This condition puts added stress on the heart of a dog. Today, our Westminster vets share the causes of aortic stenosis in dogs, the signs and symptoms, as well as the treatment options.
Despite having no obvious conditions and leading healthy lives, some dogs may develop an irregular heartbeat. Here, our vets in Westminster talk about arrhythmia in dogs, the causes and symptoms, and how it can be treated and managed.
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