If your dog begins to appear off-balance, stagger or walk in circles it can be quite concerning. These are all symptoms that point to vestibular disease which can affect the brain and inner or middle ear of your dog. In today's blog, our vet neurologists in Springfield talk about the effects of vestibular disease in dogs as well as the causes and treatment options.
Miliary dermatitis is skin disease found only in cats. It leads to 'scabby' skin and discomfort. In this post, our Springfield vets discuss miliary dermatitis in cats, what causes it, and how it is treated.
Heatstroke is a scary and sometimes scary condition, but did you know it can happen to dogs, too? Here, our Springfield vets go over the symptoms of heatstroke in dogs and what you can do about it.
There are many surgeries for dogs that require anesthesia in order to minimize pain and anxiety. However, if your dog has never gotten anesthesia before, you might be wondering what to expect of the process. Here, our Springfield vets discuss anesthesia in dogs and what owners can expect during their recovery.
If you're welcoming a new puppy into your family, you'll want to know how to care for them properly in their early life. Here, our Springfield vets discuss what you should know about raising a puppy and loose guide for that first year with your new friend.
Much like their canine cousins, cats can suffer from itchy, painful skin conditions caused by allergies. Here our Springfield vets explain some causes of skin allergies in cats and how they can be treated.
Much like intensive care units for people, ICU for pets provides critically ill or injured dogs and cats with intensive - often life-saving - veterinary care. In today's post, our Springfield veterinary specialists discuss the role of pet ICUs and when a pet may require critical care.
Cats, like their human companions, can be allergic to a variety of substances that they inhale, consume, or touch. Today, our Springfield vet team discusses the different types, symptoms, and treatments for cat allergies.
Skin allergies in dogs can make for itchy, uncomfortable, and irritable dogs. Our The Regional Veterinary Referral Center vets provide insight into how allergic reactions can manifest - and what to do if you notice itching, redness, or other symptoms.
It's normal for cats to breathe fast if they are anxious, overheated, or exerting themselves playing, but if your cat is breathing rapidly while resting it could be a sign of an underlying health condition. In today's post, our vets share some causes of fast breathing in cats and when you should be concerned.
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.