Cataracts are a common eye condition that can affect people and dogs. Although it can result in blurred vision and eventual blindness, surgery can help restore vision in most cases. Today, our Argyle vets discuss cataract surgery for dogs and what you can expect if your dog undergoes the procedure.
After your pet has had surgery, it is important that you provide them with the proper aftercare so they can fully heal. Today, our Argyle vets offer tips on how to give the best post-op care to your furry companion.
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), is a serious spinal condition that can occur in dogs and affect their ability to walk. It commonly requires surgery to correct. Today, our Argyle vets discuss IVDD and how it is treated in dogs.
Our Argyle vets often see and treat ear infections in dogs. Most ear infections are easy to treat if they are caught early. Here are some common signs of dog ear infections and what to do if you think your pup may be having ear health issues.
Equine influenza, or the "horse flu," is a highly contagious upper respiratory disease that can cause serious secondary infections, especially in foals. Today, our Argyle vets discuss what symptoms to watch for and how to treat a horse with influenza.
It can be alarming if your cat suddenly stops eating. Our Argyle vets share some common reasons why cats stop eating and how to tell if it’s an emergency situation.
It's very important to maintain a good oral health care routine for your dog because it helps to prevent dangerous dental and physical health issues such as periodontal disease. In this blog, our vets in Argyle discuss the ways you can prevent your pet from developing oral health conditions and the importance of dental health care for dogs.
Your cat's extra pounds don't just make them cuddlier, it puts their overall health and wellbeing at risk. Here our vets in Argyle discuss some of the reasons why your cat might be overweight, how to tell if your cat is overweight and how you can help them get back down to a healthier size.
When the weather gets hot in the summer your canine companion is at a higher risk for heatstroke which is why our vets in Argyle explain the symptoms, causes, and treatments of this potentially deadly condition in dogs.
Heavy breathing and panting is often associated with dogs because that's how they cool down. However, this behaviour isn't usually seen in cats. Here our Argyle vets explain the reasons why your cat could be breathing heavily/panting and when you should call your vet.
