While the words hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism look similar and can cause confusion for concerned cat parents, these conditions are very different. Here, our specialty and emergency vets in Springfield share the hypothyroidism symptoms in cats, the different types they may experience and how it can be treated.
X-rays, also called radiographs, are an important tool for diagnosing and monitoring the health of pets. Here, our veterinary specialists in Springfield discuss the purpose of X-rays for dogs, how to prepare them, and what to expect during this diagnostic procedure.
Some conditions, like cancer, require the use of technology to assist in diagnostics. Here, our Springfield vets compare and contrast a CT scan vs. a PET scan and share what you should expect when you take your pet to a diagnostic imaging appointment.
Diagnostic imaging is vital to monitoring a pet's internal health and is often used to diagnose health issues. This can include the use of MRIs. Here, our vet specialists in Springfield discuss the use of MRIs for cats, when they are used and what they show us.
Our board-certified veterinarians use advanced diagnostic tools, including our in-house MRI, to diagnose various dog health issues. Here, our vets in Springfield talk about why MRI scans can be useful and the conditions this technology can help diagnose in dogs.
Has your vet recommended diagnostic imaging to help diagnose your pup's condition? What should you expect? Today, our Springfield veterinary specialists discuss the purpose of CT scans for dogs, what we learn from this test and what to expect with the cost of these tests.
Being told that your pet needs an ultrasound can lead to a number of questions. In this post, our Springfield vets discuss the purpose of veterinary ultrasounds, the different types and how they can benefit cats and dogs.
Blood work is crucial for both monitoring your pup's health and for diagnosing medical conditions. Here, our vet specialists in Springfield discuss the importance of blood tests for dogs and what we can learn from tests performed in our veterinary diagnostic laboratory.
Unspayed female cats are quick to become pregnant if given the opportunity. Their pregnancies are relatively short and they are also able to become pregnant multiple times a year. Here, our specialty and emergency vets in Springfield share the answer to 'How to tell if my cat is pregnant' and what to expect.
Diagnostic tests are vital for determining a number of conditions that can affect pets. They can also be used to monitor their health. Here, our vets in Springfield talk about the use of ECGs for pets, what they help us to see and what we consider to be a normal result.
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