As proactive as we are with our beloved canine companions there is the chance that they could develop different types of tumors or cancers even with the best preventive care. Our St. Louis vets discuss tumor removal surgery in dogs and what to expect after surgery and through recovery.
When your dog experiences the abnormal formation of one or both of their hips it can lead to pain when exercising or changing position. Today our St. Louis vets offer more information about hip dysplasia and how surgery can help treat this condition allowing your dog to return to normal activities.
If your dog has a habit of chewing and eating everything in sight, you might be concerned about potential intestinal blockages. Our St. Louis vet surgeons commonly see intestinal blockages in dogs resulting in soft tissue surgery.
While it may be something that you never experience with your cat there is the chance that at some point your cat may have an injury that results in an aural hematoma. Today, our St. Louis vets discuss aural hematomas in cats, why treatment is necessary and what the surgery options are for this condition.
If your dog is experiencing the symptoms of constipation it is not only extremely uncomfortable for them but also stressful for any pet parent. Our St. Louis emergency vets discuss the causes and symptoms of constipation in dogs and how it can be treated.
While heatstroke in dogs is possible at any time of year it is especially common throughout the warmer summer months. Today our St. Louis vets talk about the symptoms of heatstroke in dogs, the causes and when it may be time to seek veterinary attention.
Dogs are typically rambunctious. They have lots of energy and love to run, jump and play, which is great if not for the risk of injury. The vets at our emergency animal clinic in St. Louis talk about broken bones in dogs, how you can tell and what to do if your dog breaks a leg.
Did you know that cats, just like humans, can be affected by the symptoms of anemia? Our St. Louis veterinarians share some information about anemia in cats, what the different types of anemia are and how it can be treated in cats.
Not every wound your pet experiences will need veterinary care, but it's important to be aware of what injuries you can treat at home and which ones will require veterinary attention. Today our vets in St. Louis provide tips on how to perform pet first aid at home and what situations may need to be urgently attended to by veterinarians.
Cataracts can disrupt the regular behavior of your dog as they will greatly affect their ability to see. Here, our St. Louis vets discuss animal ophthalmology for dogs, and what you can expect when your dog goes in to have cataract surgery with a veterinary ophthalmologist.
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.