Is your pet experiencing a medical condition that requires diagnostic imaging? If so then you may have a few questions about what to expect. Here, our Nashua vets talk about how ultrasound is performed on dogs and cats, and what it can help us see and do when it comes to diagnosing and treating your furry friend.
Diagnostic imaging is a common part of caring for companion animals. It allows for valuable insight into the internal functions of your pet. Below, our Nashua vets talk about what we can see using diagnostic imaging and other important information about X-rays for dogs.
As your dog chews on their toys, you may also find that other objects that aren't digestible make their way into their mouth. Here, our Nashua vets share some information about the dangers of your dog swallowing things they shouldn't and how intestinal blockage surgery can save their life.
Caring for your dog after they've had a procedure can include many things. Luckily, we are here to help. Today, our Nashua vets share some important information about what you can do to help when your dog is recovering after veterinary surgery.
Chronic renal disease (kidney disease) in dogs is a genetic condition that affects the function of the renal system. Here, our Nashua vets talk about the symptoms and causes of chronic kidney failure in dogs, what happens at each stage and the prognosis for your pup.
The thyroid helps to regulate hormones and the related functions in your cat's body. Some cats may develop a condition that disrupts the thyroid. Here, our Nashua vets talk about why the thyroid is so important, how hyperthyroidism affects your cat and how diet can help manage your furry friend's condition.
An enlarged heart, or dilated cardiomyopathy, is a serious condition affecting the flow of blood around your dog's body. Here, our Nashua veterinary cardiologist shares the causes of an enlarged heart in dogs and how it can be diagnosed and treated.
If your dog or cat is experiencing gastrointestinal upset they may show physical signs of their condition. Our internal medicine veterinarian in Nashua shares the causes of vomiting and diarrhea in pets, what to do and when to seek veterinary care.
We all know that blood doesn't belong in our dog's poop which can lead to a scary situation if it happens. But knowing what to look for and what steps to take can help ease what is otherwise a stressful situation. Here, our Nashua vets discuss what it means when you find blood in your dog's stool and when it might be considered an emergency.
While constipation can sometimes be a simple issue that will resolve itself, other times it may be caused by a serious medical concern that requires emergency intervention. Our Nashua vets talk about the dangers of constipation in dogs and what you should do when it happens.