Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for the treatment of cancer in our feline friends. This makes it important to know the typical signs that accompany this type of condition so you can contact your vet. Here, our vets in Springfield share some useful information about cancer in cats including the signs and different types.
If a cat is in pain you may not even become aware until it has become a serious issue. This is because our feline friends are hardwired to hide any signs of weakness including pain and illness. Here, our Springfield vet specialists share the signs that your cat may be in pain and when it may be a good idea to seek veterinary care.
While we do everything we can to keep our canine companions safe and healthy, unexpected illnesses can happen. Cancer is a condition that can affect all dogs regardless of size, breed or age. Here our Springfield veterinary specialists discuss veterinary oncology and how long a dog typically lives after being diagnosed with cancer.
Sadly our feline friends can be affected by a number of different types of cancer including skin cancer. In this post, our Springfield veterinarians share some information about skin cancer in cats such as the symptoms, and how it is diagnosed and treated.
Bone cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in dogs. Here, our Springfield vets discuss the symptoms and treatment of bone cancer in dogs.
In order to help your pet walk and run they have a ligament called the CCL which functions much like your ACL. Unfortunately, like our ACL, this ligament can also rupture in pets causing serious pain and injury. Here, our Springfield vets talk about the CCL in dogs and cats and when TPLO surgery may be needed to repair this ligament and help your dog become mobile again.
Bone cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in dogs and must be detected and treated in its very earliest stages to achieve the best possible outcomes. Here, our Springfield vets go into more detail about osteosarcoma in dogs and how it is treated.
It can be scary and upsetting to see your beloved cat suffer the symptoms of vestibular disease. Here, our Springfield veterinarians discuss the truths and symptoms of vestibular disease in cats.
Watching your dog suffer from a seizure can be very scary. Our Springfield vets share below how to remain calm during your dog's seizure and what to do in this situation.
Roughly 20% of cats experience osteoarthritis or some form of joint deterioration in one or more joints during their lifetime. In this post, our Springfield vets discuss arthritis in cats and how their diet can help manage this condition.
The Regional Veterinary Referral Center is accepting new patients in emergency situations or by referral! Our experienced specialists are passionate about the health of Springfield pets. Contact us today to learn more.