Much like their pet parents, dogs can experience anxiety and depression from time to time. If you think that your pooch is feeling anxious or blue the good news is that you may be able to help your pup feel better with these tips from our Mechanicsburg vets.
Does your dog eat a healthy meal then head outside and begin eating grass? Does your dog eat grass, vomit, and then keep eating grass? Here, our Mechanicsburg vets share some of the physical and psychological reasons dogs eat grass, and when you should be concerned about this behavior.
Bladder infections and other bladder issues are as common in dogs as they are in people and just as painful and uncomfortable. Today, our Mechanicsburg vets share the causes, symptoms, and treatments for bladder infections in dogs.
For any pet emergency, you should get to a veterinarian right away. And in some emergency situations, like when your dog or cat is bleeding, you may need to provide some first aid until you can get there for treatment. Here, our Mechanicsburg emergency veterinarians explain.
If you see that your dog's face is swollen, there is probably an underlying health complication causing the swelling. Today, our Mechanicsburg veterinarians illuminate what serious conditions facial swelling can be a sign of in dogs.
There are few symptoms more distressing to pet parents than when their dog develops diarrhea. Our Mechanicsburg vets know that if your pooch has diarrhea you need a cure FAST! Below are some of the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs and what you should do to help resolve this messy issue.
While cat poisonings are relatively rare, they do happen. From household cleaners to toxic house plants, here's more from our Mechanicsburg vets on substances that are poisonous to cats, and what to do if you suspect your cat has been poisoned.
Our Mechanicsburg emergency vets know that dogs love to chomp on things they shouldn't. As a responsible pet owner, it's important to be able to spot the first signs of a dog being poisoned and know what to do if your dog is showing poisoning signs.
At Rossmoyne Animal Emergency Trauma Center our Mechanicsburg vets see fewer cases of heatstroke in cats than in dogs, nonetheless, it does happen. Here we share some of the symptoms of heatstroke in cats, and what you should do if you think your cat is suffering from heatstroke.
Your dog or cat may be panting but that doesn't necessarily mean that their breathing is labored. Labored breathing actually means that your pet is struggling to breathe. Below, our Mechanicsburg vets explain what labored breathing in dogs and cats is and what to do if your pet is having difficulties breathing.