St Louis
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Emergencies
It is important to keep your pet well hydrated but sometimes our feline friends may not drink as much as they should. Our vets at the Animal Emergency Clinic talk about why your cat might not be drinking water and what you should do about it.
It can be concerning if your dog suddenly begins to vomit. Our Animal Emergency Clinic vets share some of the reasons for vomiting in dogs and what to do when it happens.
Sometimes it can be tempting to share your food with your dog. Our Animal Emergency Clinic vets share some human foods that are toxic to dogs so you can help keep your furry friend safe.
Your dog means the world to you, So providing lifelong health should always be your main focus. Our St. Louis veterinarians offer these 6 tips to help your dog live a long and healthy life.
Parvovirus can be contracted through contact with infected dogs or contaminated objects, including bowls or toys. Here, our St. Louis vets share facts about parvovirus that you should know to help keep your four-legged friend healthy.
Veterinary emergencies can happen at any time, but how do you know when you should take your cat or dog to the emergency vet clinic? Today, our St. Louis vets share some reasons your pet might need urgent veterinary care.
While cat poisonings are relatively rare occurrences, they do happen. From toxic plants and human medications to house plants, our St. Louis vets share some information on substances that are poisonous to cats, and what to do if you suspect your cat has been poisoned.
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.