Has your kitty's formerly high-pitched meow been reduced to a scratchy rasp, a squeak, or complete silence? Your cat may have laryngitis, which can have numerous potential underlying causes. Here, our St. Louis vets explain cat laryngitis symptoms, causes and treatments.
Ear infections are common ailments for dogs. If diagnosed early, most canine ear infections are easily treatable. In this post, our St. Louis vets list a few signs that your pup may have an ear infection and what to do if your dog has one.
If a gastrointestinal issue is triggering symptoms such as vomiting or diarrhea in your cat or dog, a veterinarian can order an endoscopy. Here, our St. Louis vets define the endoscopy procedure and explain which types of conditions it can be used to diagnose.
Finding that your dog has broken a leg can be an extremely stressful, even frightening, experience. In this post, our St. Louis vets explain how to identify symptoms of a bone fracture and discuss treatment, recovery, and more.
Cats have earned a reputation as picky eaters. So, when they refuse to eat, it can be challenging to find out why. Here are a few reasons your cat may not be eating and when this should be considered an emergency for our St. Louis vets to treat.
You've just brought home an adorable young puppy or adopted a rescue dog. Now, it's up to you to start their training and keep them out of danger. Here, our St. Louis vets share some dog training advice and tips to help you get started.
Have you seen your dog eats grass? Perhaps you thought it odd or are even concerned about their health. In this post, our St. Louis vets list some common reasons dogs eat grass and offer advice on when to seek emergency care.
If your cat's purring has started to turn into coughing, it may mean that something is irritating their airways, throat, or lungs. Today, our St. Louis vets discuss potential causes of coughing in cats, and how it may be treated.
Antifreeze is a severe hazard to dogs and can cause fatal damage to their system, even if they only ingest a small amount. Here, our St. Louis vets list symptoms of antifreeze poisoning, and what you should do if your dog has consumed any.
Diagnostic tools such as X-rays and CT scans help your veterinarian understand what's happening inside your pet's body. Without them, it would be much more difficult to keep your cat or dog healthy. In this post, we describe routine diagnostic imaging tests for dogs and cats that are often performed by the veterinary teams at our clinics in St. Louis.
Animal Emergency Clinic is an after-hours emergency animal hospital providing urgent care to cats and dogs from St. Louis and surrounding areas. Contact us right away if you are experiencing a veterinary emergency.