If your pet is recovering from an injury or surgery or has a chronic health condition, they may benefit from pet rehabilitation and physical therapy. Today, our vets explain when rehabilitation may be useful and its benefits. We also list some specific treatment and therapy options.
Emergency c-sections can be performed if a dog is in labor but things aren't going smoothly, but in some cases, an elective c-section may be recommended if your dog faces an increased risk of complications. Today our PetVet Care Centers vets look at how to tell if your dog needs a c-section.
Physical rehabilitation for dogs is much like physiotherapy for people, it is designed to help reduce pain while improving strength, flexibility, endurance and overall function. In today's post, our PetVet Care Centers vets explain what dog rehabilitation is and some of the methods used.
No doubt you're feeling worried and overwhelmed if your cat has recently been diagnosed with cancer. Today, our PetVet Care Centers specialist vets discuss various treatment options and share some practical advice for cat owners.
While pancreatic cancer is relatively rare in dogs, it's important for owners to understand the symptoms so that your vet can start treatment early to try and prevent or limit the spread of this disease. Today, our vets explain the types of pancreatic cancer seen in dogs.
FHO surgery can be an effective and relatively inexpensive surgical treatment option for hip problems in cats. Today, our PetVet Care Centers member vets describe the hip anatomy of cats, hip problems that could affect your kitty and what’s involved in FHO surgery and recovery.
Cats' kidneys play several important roles in keeping your pet healthy. Today, our PetVet Care Centers member vets explain kidney failure in cats, as well as potential causes, symptoms and treatment options.
Dilated cardiomyopathy (an enlarged heart) in a dog can have numerous potential causes and many severe side effects. Here, our PetVet Care Centers member vets list the causes of this serious condition, symptoms and treatment options.
One of the most common reasons that a dog takes a trip to our surgery department is for lameness or limping on one of their rear legs. While there are always other conditions or diseases to rule out, a torn CrCL (cranial cruciate ligament) is the most common cause. Here, our PetVet Care Centers member vets explain.
We understand that a diagnosis of liver cancer for your dog is terrifying. Our PetVet Care Centers Veterinary Oncology Specialists use advanced diagnostics and treatments to provide the best possible care to our canine cancer patients.
Our veterinary teams understand how precious your pet is to you. We offer the quality of care you expect for your furry friends.
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