Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs is a serious heart condition that can occur with nutritional deficiencies. Here, our Nashua vets discuss dilated cardiomyopathy symptoms and causes in dogs and what the expected outcome is.
If left untreated, Cushing's disease can quickly become a life-threatening condition for your pup. In this blog post, our Nashua veterinary specialists share the causes of Cushing's disease in dogs, the symptoms and treatment options as well as what the life expectancy is.
Ticks and other external parasites can cause a range of uncomfortable symptoms and spread potentially serious diseases. Here, our Nashua vets share some of the most common tick-borne diseases and illnesses in dogs and how they can impact your pup's health.
Anemia is a potentially serious issue that typically accompanies underlying conditions. Here, our Nashua vets discuss the different types of anemia in dogs, the symptoms and causes as well as how it can be treated and prevented.
Certain circumstances can lead your dog to feel warmer than they usually would. But how do you know if they are too warm? Here, our vets in Nashua talk about what a normal temperature is in dogs, how to tell that your dog has a fever, and when you should seek veterinary care.
If you have an unspayed kitty who has been spending lots of time outdoors or around intact males, there's a good chance that you will end up with kittens. But what are the signs? Here, our Nashua vets talk about how to tell if your cat is pregnant and how you can help keep her safe and healthy during this time.
While you can expect your dog to slow down a little as they age, treatable joint issues are often mistaken as simple aging. Our Nashua vets often see dogs experiencing joint pain and offer some information about the types of joint pain, symptoms, and how it can be managed.
Is your pet experiencing a medical condition that requires diagnostic imaging? If so then you may have a few questions about what to expect. Here, our Nashua vets talk about how ultrasound is performed on dogs and cats, and what it can help us see and do when it comes to diagnosing and treating your furry friend.
Diagnostic imaging is a common part of caring for companion animals. It allows for valuable insight into the internal functions of your pet. Below, our Nashua vets talk about what we can see using diagnostic imaging and other important information about X-rays for dogs.
As your dog chews on their toys, you may also find that other objects that aren't digestible make their way into their mouth. Here, our Nashua vets share some information about the dangers of your dog swallowing things they shouldn't and how intestinal blockage surgery can save their life.