Accidents can happen unexpectedly, and it is important to know when to handle wounds at home and when to seek professional help for your pet. Our team at Crossroads Animal Clinic discusses stocking your pet's first aid kit, caring for your dog's wounds at home, and recognizing when emergency care is necessary.
Heatstroke is a serious condition that can be potentially fatal for dogs, so owners need to know how to prevent and recognize it. Here, our Arlington vets discuss the heatstroke symptoms in dogs, how to prevent it and when it is a veterinary emergency.
Dogs eat all kinds of things. Sometimes this can lead to the ingestion of toxic substances. Our vets in Arlington discuss poisoning in dogs as well as how to know and what to do if your dog has been poisoned.
While occasional gastrointestinal upset may not be concerning, constipation can lead to serious complications in some cases. Here, our Arlington vets discuss the common signs and causes, how to treat constipation in dogs and when to seek emergency care.
Bacteria can cause many serious illnesses and conditions affecting your feline friend. One such illness is Bordetella. Here, our Arlington vets discuss Bordetella in cats, including the symptoms, treatment options and what to expect during recovery.
Whipworms are intestinal parasites that can cause a range of symptoms in dogs. Here, our Arlington vets discuss the causes and symptoms of whipworm in dogs, how these infections are diagnosed and what can be done to treat them.
Routine vaccinations are among the most common and useful ways to protect our pets and keep them safe, especially if they enjoy socializing. Here, our Arlington vets discuss Bordetella vaccinations and what happens if your dog has a reaction to the vaccine.
Parvo can be easily transmitted to your dog through the air and direct contact with water droplets from infected animals. Our vets in Arlington share some important information about parvovirus infections in dogs, the signs and how they can be prevented.
Rabies is a serious disease that is spread through the bite of an infected animal. It can be transmitted to both people and pets and is usually fatal. Today, our Arlington vets discuss rabies in cats, including the symptoms, spread and prognosis.
Blood tests can be used in many different situations related to the health of your feline friend including the diagnosis of illnesses. Here, our Arlington vets share the different types of blood tests we commonly perform on cats and what this bloodwork will tell us about their health.
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