Pneumonia in cats is an inflammation of the lungs and airways that can occur for a number of reasons. Today our Germantown vets explain a little more about the causes, symptoms and treatment for pneumonia in cats.
Like their people, dogs can develop pneumonia. While pneumonia can be serious in dogs, treatment is available and most dogs recover well. Here's more from our Cordova vets about the signs and symptoms of pneumonia in dogs, and how this condition is treated.
Our Cordova vets understand that finding a lump on your canine companion can be upsetting. While many lumps are not cancerous, there are a number of cancers which are commonly found in dogs, and it can be helpful to know the signs of this serious condition.
Today, our Cordova vets share the best foods to feed your dog, if they are diagnosed with food allergies.
An obvious choice for a new family dog may be the trusty golden retriever, but there are a number of other breeds that can make fabulous family pets too. Here are a few family friendly dog breeds you may not have thought of, from our Memphis vets.
Cataracts interfere with light reaching the retina, resulting in blurred vision and eventual blindness. Today, our Cordova vets explain the causes, symptoms of cataracts in dogs and how they can be treated.
Having your female dog or cat spayed is a responsible and loving thing to do for your pet, but should you have your pet laser spayed or spayed traditionally. Here our Cordova vets share more about spaying your pet.
Accidents happen and sometimes pets suffer from conditions that require immediate veterinary care. Our Cordova vets share a few examples of situations that warrant emergency care and what you should do if they happen.
If your dog is suffering from a torn ACL (CCL) our Cordova vets may recommend TPLO surgery to repair the injury and help to return your dog to an active lifestyle.
Blindness can be surprisingly difficult to spot in dogs, thanks to their ability to compensate for loss of vision with their other acute senses. Here, our Cordova vets share ways to spot the early signs of failing vision and what you should do if you suspect blindness.