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5 Common Large Dog Breed Ailments and What You Need to Know
The size of our big furry friends may lend themselves to certain diseases and health issues. If you’re a big dog owner, here are some things to be aware of to keep your pet happy and healthy.
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Everything You Need to Know About Pet Echocardiograms
With the addition of echocardiograms to our services, we’ve provided an accurate list of information on the procedure, heart disease symptoms, and answers to echocardiogram FAQs in this article.
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Metro Paws is Now Providing In-House Echocardiograms
We’re thrilled to offer echocardiograms, a specialized ultrasound of the heart. Read more about our new service here!
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11 Ways to Be an Environmentally Friendly Pet Owner on This Earth Day and Beyond
While we usually associate Earth Day with people, it’s important to consider pet ownership as a potential impact on the environment. Read the 11 ways you can become a “green” pet owner!
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14 Springtime Pet Hazards to Avoid with Some Simple Cat and Dog-Proofing
As veterinarians, it’s our duty to tell you that, with spring and its warmer temperatures, come a few dangers for your pets to be aware of. With a few precautions on your part, all will be well, and you and your fur friends can enjoy this wonderfully upbeat season.
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How Veterinary Acupuncture Could Benefit Your Pet
One of the things we’ve found to be hugely beneficial in this regard is veterinary acupuncture. We might use it as a stand-alone treatment or in conjunction with some of our western medicine.
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Keeping Your Cat Calm During Veterinary Visits
Promote Feline Wellness with our Certified Cat-Friendly Practice Cats are independent creatures that need time to develop trust and often rely on their trusted human sidekicks to feel safe while navigating the world, especially veterinary visits. That’s why expert veterinarians must approach cats differently than dogs; specific steps must be followed to ensure the…
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How Children Can Avoid Dog and Cat Bites
It is beautiful to watch our four-legged family members comfortably interact with our children. For some pets, this comes naturally; for others, it takes time and effort to build trust between them and the children. It is essential to be able to read the behavior of our dogs and cats to facilitate that bond between…
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Pericardial Effusion
By: Athena Eberle, DVM [printer-friendly version] What is pericardial effusion? Pericardial effusion is an abnormal build-up of fluid within the sac surrounding the heart. There is normally a very small amount of fluid present within this space so when an increased volume accumulates, the heart’s ability to pump effectively is impaired causing secondary effects. Most…
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Feline Lameness
By: Athena Eberle, DVM [printer-friendly version] Lameness, or limping, in cats can be caused by a variety of underlying problems. A cat may start to limp in response to an injury, abnormal anatomy, and/or be related to pain. The lameness may be affecting one leg or multiple legs and can be constant or come and…
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