Some dogs can experience a condition that causes fluid to fill the pleural sacs, greatly reducing the capacity of the lungs. Here, our vets at Westminster discuss the causes and symptoms of pleural effusion in dogs, how it can be diagnosed, and what the life expectancy is for dogs with this condition.
Has your vet recommended diagnostic imaging to gain a better view of how your pet's internal functions are working? Our Westminster vets discuss the purpose of cat and dog abdominal ultrasounds and how veterinary diagnostics can help your pet feel their best.
Some dog breeds are predisposed to a condition called aortic stenosis. This condition puts added stress on the heart of a dog. Today, our Westminster vets share the causes of aortic stenosis in dogs, the signs and symptoms, as well as the treatment options.
Despite having no obvious conditions and leading healthy lives, some dogs may develop an irregular heartbeat. Here, our vets in Westminster talk about arrhythmia in dogs, the causes and symptoms, and how it can be treated and managed.
The signs of an irregular heartbeat in cats may be difficult to spot as they may just be sleeping more than usual or eating less. This makes it important to monitor your cat's behavior very closely and seek care when you have concerns. Our veterinary cardiologists in Westminster talk about the symptoms and causes of irregular heartbeats in cats, and how an arrhythmia can be diagnosed and treated.
Having a dog means that you may occasionally (or often for some breeds) be faced with piles of slobber. But what is the cause of it? Today, our Westminster vets answer the question of 'Why do dogs drool?' and talk about when the drool might indicate a health concern.
While respiratory conditions can be very serious and potentially life-threatening, quick diagnosis and treatment can help lead your pup to a full recovery. Today, our Westminster veterinary respiratory specialists can help answer any questions that you may have about aspiration pneumonia in dogs and how it's treated.
Cats are known for hiding any discomfort or illness, which can make it difficult to know when they aren't feeling well. Our Westminster vets talk about the signs of pain in cats and the changes that you may see in their behavior and facial expressions.
If you are concerned that your dog may be experiencing a health condition then it is imperative that you have them treated right away to avoid complications. Our veterinarians in Westminster discuss some of the most common dog illnesses and the symptoms they may experience with each one.
While we do everything we can to try and keep our canine companions healthy and happy, there may be times when they experience pain. Here, our Westminster vets talk about the signs your dog is in pain, what you can do if this happens and when you should bring them in for urgent care.
Choice Veterinary Specialists is accepting new patients. Our experienced veterinary specialists are passionate about improving the health of Westminster animals with complex healthcare needs. Contact us today.