Although panting during a warm day or while playing fetch is normal for dogs, excessive panting at night can be cause for concern. Besides causing sleepless nights for you and your dog, nighttime panting can be an indication that something is amiss. Today, our Springfield vets discuss signs, treatments, and when to go to the vet.
Cats can sometimes become injured and sustain wounds while exploring their environment. Here, our Springfield vets list common causes of wounds in cats, how to care for a cat wound, and when to take your beloved kitty to a veterinarian.
While injuries are fairly common among dogs and most will be small and manageable, there might be times when your dog will require a bit of extra care. Here, our Springfield vets share some advice for dog wound care while at home when you should consider seeing a vet and how to speed up recovery.
If you are concerned because your dog has swallowed gum then this article will provide you will all the information you need to know and when to bring your dog to the The Regional Veterinary Referral Center vets.
Cats can catch colds just like people, displaying similar symptoms such as sneezing and a runny nose. Here, our Springfield vets talk about causes and when to seek veterinary care.
Obesity in dogs is on the rise and poses a serious health risk to our canine companions. If your pooch seems extra cuddly it may be carrying a little too much weight. Today our Springfield vets explain how you can tell if your dog might be overweight, and what you should do.
Of all the digestive problems dogs can develop constipation is one of the most common. While you might not think it is serious, constipation could be life-threatening depending on what's causing it. Here, our Springfield vets discuss the causes of constipation in dogs and how you can help your pup.
Most dogs will nibble on grass now and again, but some dogs seem to munch on grass relentlessly. So, why do dogs eat grass, and should you be concerned? Our Springfield vets share some reasons why dogs might eat grass and what you should do.
Has your female feline friend begun to put on weight, leading you to believe she may be pregnant? Below, our Springfield vets share a few more clues that your cat may be pregnant, and what to do.
If your pet has been referred to our Board-Certified Veterinary Neurologist in Springfield you may be wondering what neurology is and why your pet has been referred to our clinic. Today our vets explain more about this specialty.
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.