Is Your Cat Sick? Recognizing the Signs of Illness in Cats
Cats can be masters of disguise, especially when it comes to hiding signs of illness. As a cat owner, it's crucial to know the subtle signs that indicate your feline...
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Cats can be masters of disguise, especially when it comes to hiding signs of illness. As a cat owner, it's crucial to know the subtle signs that indicate your feline...
by UrgentVet
As a loving cat owner, it's likely that you are always attuned to the health and well-being of your feline companion. In many cases, there are small signs that can...
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A new "mystery dog illness" (aka canine respiratory illness) has recently emerged in the United States and appears to be spreading from state to state. Unfortunately, inaccurate and anecdotal information...
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Every pet owner wants the best for their furry friend, and part of that is understanding the health issues they might face. One common health issue that you might encounter...
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Ask any dog owner, and they'll tell you that one of the most expressive parts of their furry friend is their eyes. But when those eyes are red, swollen, or...
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Canine parvovirus (i.e., parvo) is a serious infection that spreads alarmingly through susceptible populations, especially young and unvaccinated dogs. Brief exposure, such as being in the wrong place at the...
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Parasites are everywhere, and your pet can pick them up from other pets and wildlife. Most pet owners understand they need to have their pets periodically dewormed. However, they often...
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Halloween is a holiday for tricks, treats, and potentially, trouble. Learn how to protect your pet from common Halloween hazards—and a trip to UrgentVet—by reviewing the following sinister scenarios and...
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What to “Dew” if Your Dog Breaks a Dewclaw One minute your dog is running and playing and the next, they’re holding up a blood-tinged paw. Your heart leaps into...
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Something in the Water: Giardia and Pets Giardia is a microscopic single-celled parasite that can cause tremendous trouble in your pet’s intestinal tract. All mammals, including humans, dogs, and cats,...
