While spiders generally prefer to hide away, certain circumstances can result in them having contact with your pup. In the case of a scared spider, it can result in a bite which can be potentially dangerous. Here, our Memphis emergency vets discuss the symptoms and treatment of both venomous and non-venomous spider bites on dogs.
Dogs can experience respiratory illness from time to time. These conditions must be treated promptly to avoid serious complications. Here, our Memphis vets talk about laryngitis in dogs including the symptoms, causes and treatment options, as well as when you should seek emergency care.
Some dogs are known for eating anything, and we mean anything. Sometimes, the things they eat aren't even edible. In today's post, our Memphis vets share some reasons behind a dog's strange eating habits, why they might be eating everything, and what you can do to curb this behavior.
Cats, like most other animals, are hardwired to protect themselves by hiding any pain or illness. This makes knowing your cat's usual behavior and addressing anything unusual very important. Here, our veterinarians in Memphis share some of the common signs and symptoms that your cat is sick and what steps you should take when it happens.
If a cat begins limping, there can be many possible causes. This means that some investigating may be required to get to the root of the issue. Here, our Memphis vets share some of the reasons why your cat may be limping from their front or back legs and what you should do if this happens.
Whether through trauma or accidents while playing or eating, your pet may experience an emergency situation such as choking. Our Memphis emergency vets share the signs of choking in pets, the steps you should take and how to perform CPR or the Heimlich maneuver on your cat or dog.
Bleeding in your dog's ears can be a concerning sign for any pet parent whether due to a minor irritation or a more serious issue. Here, our Memphis emergency vets talk about the causes of bleeding ears in dogs, the symptoms that may occur and when to visit your vet.
One of the places that blood doesn't belong is in your dog's poop! This situation can cause a great deal of concern for any pet parent. Knowing how to describe the blood can help a great deal when it comes to diagnosing the issue. Here, our Memphis emergency vets talk about the different types of blood that you may find in your dog's stool and when to seek emergency veterinary care.
Every now and then your dog may seem to be a little off or not quite themselves. Luckily, as long as there is no serious underlying concern, the solution for anxiety and depression in dogs is usually pretty simple as shared here by our Memphis emergency vets.
Bladder stones can cause urination issues in your dog and can even be fatal if they completely block the bladder. In today's post, our Memphis veterinarians discuss bladder stones in dogs.
