Dogs suffering from acute kidney failure may experience sudden, rapid decline in kidney function that will need urgent veterinary care. Here, our Greensboro vets list signs of acute kidney failure in dogs, and what to do if your dog displays symptoms.
The liver disorder hepatitis can cause severe symptoms and health complications for your cat. Today, our Greensboro vets discuss the two types of hepatitis in cats, their causes and symptoms. We also share information about treatment methods.
Your cat’s appetite, digestion and quality of life can be impacted by Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). It can also be difficult to diagnose. Here, our Greensboro vets offer advice and insight regarding IBD in cats, from causes and symptoms to diagnoses, treatment and life expectancy.
Worried pet parents will often bring their dogs in to see our Greensboro vets with symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Though there is no cure for the condition, in many cases we can work to successfully manage it. Today, we check in to the prognosis for dogs with IBD.
If your dog has inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), it can impact part or all of the gastrointestinal tract. The condition can also be difficult to diagnose. In this post, our Greensboro vets share some of the symptoms of IBD in dogs, along with tips on which foods will be best for their dietary needs.
While hypothyroidism is a rare in cats, this condition can cause many symptoms in them such as noticeable weight gain. Here, our Greensboro vets share some of the causes of hypothyroidism in cats and its symptoms.
In this post, our Greensboro vets explain the reasons your cat may be panting or breathing heavily, and when you should seek emergency care.
Anemia is generally a symptom of underlying disease, and can have many causes and effects on your dog’s body. In this post, our Greensboro vets explain how we treat anemia in dogs, diet options, and more.
Ear infection in dogs is a chronic problem for many breeds, and may turn serious if left untreated. Today, our Greensboro vets describe different types of ear infection and how they are treated and diagnosed.
Also known as 'Rabbit Fever', the bacterial disease tularemia is typically mild in healthy dogs. However, for immune compromised pets, it may be deadly. Our Greensboro vets describe symptoms of tularemia, and how dogs can become infected with this relatively rare disease.