First Aid for Your Pet
First Aid for Your Pet What’s the worst thing that could happen during an emergency? Not knowing what to do during the emergency. While many of us have an emergency preparedness plan for our families, we often fail to think about what Fido and Fluffy might need during...
Foods Your Feline Should Avoid
Foods Your Feline Should Avoid Cats can be finicky eaters, so once they show interest in something, many pet owners will stick with it. There are a few foods, however, you should avoid feeding to your feline friend, and some might surprise you. Tuna A cat fed a steady...
Is Your Pet in Pain?
Is Your Dog in Pain? They say dogs are “man’s best friend,” and if your best friend were feeling pain, wouldn’t you want to do everything you could to alleviate it? Our team at Animal Emergency Hospital put together a list of a few signs that might indicate your...
Optimizing Your Pet’s Safety With Anesthetic Monitoring
How Monitoring Equipment Keeps Your Pet Safe During Anesthesia Animal Emergency Hospital understands that many pet owners worry about putting their beloved companion under anesthesia, whether for an elective procedure, or a life-saving surgery. However, our entire...
Why Is My Cat Throwing Up?
Cat Parent Problems If you have a cat, chances are good that you’ve asked yourself 'why is my cat throwing up' from time to time. But how much vomiting is normal for a cat? When should your cat’s vomiting become a cause for concern? Why does my cat vomit? If your cat...
Dog Breeds With High Risk of Bloat
Canine Bloat Do you know which dog breeds have the highest risk of bloat? But first, what is bloat? Gastric dilation-volvulus (GDV), also known as bloat, occurs when a dog’s stomach becomes blocked, and gas and fluid accumulate, causing the stomach to stretch to many...
What You Should Know About Zoonotic Parasites and Your Pet
Your pet likely wants to give you a lot of love, cuddles, and kisses, but they don't mean to give you parasites! Zoonotic parasites can be transmitted from pets to people. Learn more about how your pets come to get these pests and a few common examples of them. Some...
Myths of Heartworm Disease that Pet Owners Should Know
Heartworm disease has been diagnosed in dogs in all 50 states, yet a few misconceptions still circulate about this parasitic condition. The best way to keep your furry friend safe from this disease transmitted through mosquito bites is to separate fact from fiction....
Facts About COVID-19: What We Want Pet Owners to Know
We understand that the COVID-19 pandemic might cause worry and questions about how to keep your pet safe. We've compiled these three facts to help you and your pet stay safe and healthy during this unprecedented time.#1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19...
Walking Your Dog in the Messy Conditions of Spring
Winter is giving way to spring, and this time of seasonal transition means erratic weather. Here are our tips for staying as mess-free as possible when walking your dog.#1: Check the forecast before walking your dogDreary, gray skies can hide oncoming thunderclouds...
