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.
Whether it's warmer outside or your pup is not feeling great, they can experience a raised temperature. Here, our vets at The Regional Veterinary Referral Center talk about normal and raised temperatures in dogs and what the symptoms are if they have a fever.
Heart failure is a condition that occurs when the heart is unable to pump properly impacting the flow of blood throughout the body. Today, our Springfield vets talk about the types of heart failure in cats, the signs and symptoms to watch for, and what the expected outcome may be.
DCM, or dilated cardiomyopathy, is a serious condition that can affect pets resulting in serious symptoms and can be fatal. Here, our Springfield vets talk about DCM in dogs, the causes and symptoms, and what can be done to manage the condition and improve your dog's quality of life.
Maybe your cat is just eating less than usual or they've stopped eating entirely. Either way, this can be concerning for any pet parent. Today, our Springfield vets share some of the common culprits behind a decreased appetite and what to do when your cat won't eat.
When the temperature increases, so does the risk of heatstroke. This dangerous condition can affect both people and pets and it's important to take preventive measures. Here, our Springfield vets talk about the causes of heat stroke in dogs, the signs and symptoms to watch for and what you can do to prevent it.
If you love the idea of dog ownership but are concerned that your apartment may not provide adequate room, don't fret, there are dog breeds that would find your smaller space comfortable. Here, our Springfield veterinary team shares the top five choices for small dog breeds that are suitable for apartment living.
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.