Animal Emergency Hospital Veterinary Blog

Our pets are more likely to suffer from impaired mental function, similar to elderly people with Alzheimer's or dementia. Cognitive dysfunction is no different as signs become more apparent with age. However, with careful monitoring, early diagnosis, and proper...

It's almost July Fourth! Did last year's loud festivities turn your pet into a nervous wreck? If so, follow our steps below to help desensitize your pet to make everyone happy this firework season. Step 1: Play fireworks music softly for your pet Armed with the...

With the rising temperatures, you might be itching to go hiking with your pet this season! But before you do so, here are a few tips to keep in mind before going on your long trek.  #1: Carry a pet first aid kit Your pet may run afoul of briars or sharp rocks when the...

It's pretty easy to tell when your pet is in a great mood. They'll be wagging their tails with excitement, zooming back and forth down the hall at Mach speed. But how can we tell when they're feeling anxious? Our team at the Animal Emergency Hospital wants to help you...

When your pet is ill or injured, you probably spring into a panic, thinking your four-legged friend is in dire need of veterinary care. However, while some scenarios are true emergencies, not all medical conditions need immediate treatment and can wait until the next...

Here are 5 common heartworm myths in honor of National Heartworm Awareness Month. We understand that heartworm disease can be quite confusing, but our team is here to set the record straight.  Myth: Heartworm disease is not a serious concern Truth: Heartworm disease...

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month, and we want to help you to brush up on the steps to take if your furry pal has been in contact with a potentially toxic substance. Here is what you should do in five simple steps.   Step 1: Find the potential toxin’s...

It's Pet Poison Prevention Month, and if you own a pet, you'll want to know about these items you probably have sitting around your home that could prove to be fatal for your pet.  Drugs. Have a headache? Pop a Tylenol. But if your pet accidentally gets into some of...

Have you ever smelled an horrendous fishy odor from your four-legged friend’s hind end? This could be a sign that they are suffering from anal gland issues. Our team has answered some frequently asked questions about your furry friend's anal glands.   What are...

Dog parks seem wonderful places for your pooch to stretch their legs and make new canine friends, but they hold a host of hidden dangers. Our team has put together this list of hidden dangers that you might not know about at your dog park.   #1: Canine...