Unspayed female cats are quick to become pregnant if given the opportunity. Their pregnancies are relatively short and they are also able to become pregnant multiple times a year. Here, our specialty and emergency vets in Springfield share the answer to 'How to tell if my cat is pregnant' and what to expect.
Diagnostic tests are vital for determining a number of conditions that can affect pets. They can also be used to monitor their health. Here, our vets in Springfield talk about the use of ECGs for pets, what they help us to see and what we consider to be a normal result.
The diagnostic tools and equipment in our lab allow us to gain insight into your cat or dog's health. Here, our veterinary specialists in Springfield talk about urinalysis for dogs and cats, what to know about the process and what it shows us about your pet's health.
While it is not the most obvious, your dog's appearance can be impacted by the foods you choose to feed them. Our Springfield vet specialists discuss the effects of poor diet and nutrition on your dog's skin and fur and what you can do if you see the signs.
Seeing your pup in pain can be very difficult. The good news is that there are treatment options to help them recover and feel more comfortable. Here, our Springfield vets discuss pain and discomfort in dogs, along with the signs and how veterinary rehabilitation and physical therapy can help.
Seeing your kitty experience severe gastrointestinal discomfort is never great, and unfortunately, conditions like diarrhea can quickly become dangerous. Our veterinarians in Springfield talk about the causes of diarrhea in cats, how to treat cat diarrhea, and when it may be an emergency.
If your dog suddenly decides that they're going to plop themselves down in the middle of your adventure and refuses to go any further, you may be wondering why. Here, our vets in Springfield share some of the reasons why your dog may stop walking and what you can do when they won't move.
If you have a dog, you will need to consider their ongoing veterinary care needs and what that means for you both. In this blog, our Springfield vets share how often you should take a dog to the vet for routine exams and preventive care, and why this is important.
While anemic can have a large impact on your dog's health, it is typically a symptom related to an underlying condition. Here, our Springfield vets discuss the different types of anemia in dogs, what the common symptoms and causes are, and how anemia can be treated.
Ticks are a common parasite all across the United States. These pests can cause a number of serious conditions. Here, our vets share some information about ticks, the conditions they can cause, and how our veterinary internal medicine specialists in Springfield can help.
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