Fungal infections can affect your dog's breathing, skin, or internal organs making your pooch uncomfortable, and very sick. In today's post our Flat Rock vets explain a little about some of the most common fungal infections in dogs, their symptoms and how they can be treated.
Ehrlichiosis is a tick-borne disease. It’s critical that the condition is detected early and treated. Our Flat Rock vets explain symptoms of ehrlichiosis in dogs, how it’s treated, and whether the disease can be cured.
Dogs will often pant in order to cool down, but in cats this behavior is much less common and can be a symptom of an underlying health problem. Our Flat Rock vets share some of the reasons your cat might be panting or breathing heavily, and when to seek emergency care for your pet.
Any veterinary medical procedure will have some risk associated with it. That said, when it comes to vaccinations, in most cases the benefits far outweigh the risks. In today's post our Flat Rock vets share some common reactions pets have to vaccinations, and what to do if your pet has a reaction to getting their shots.
Fungal infections in cats can cause a wide range of alarming symptoms - and leave people and animals in danger of infection. Our Flat rock vets explain causes, symptoms and treatment for these conditions.
Babesiosis can make your dog sick - and may infect other humans and animals. Learn about the causes, symptoms, treatment and prognosis for babesiosis in dogs from our Flat Rock vets.
Infectious canine hepatitis is a contagious disease that targets a number of organs. In this post, our Flat Rock vets explain symptoms of hepatitis in dogs, prognosis and other aspects.
Anemia in cats can be caused by either sudden blood loss or a potentially serious underlying condition. Our Flat Rock vets explain what anemia is, and describe its symptoms and treatment options.
Anemia in dogs can be caused by a potentially serious underlying condition. Our Flat Rock Vets explain what anemia is, and describe its symptoms and treatment options.
Tularemia (also referred to as ‘Rabbit Fever’) is a bacterial disease that’s usually mild in healthy dogs. However, this condition can prove deadly for pets with compromised immune systems. Our Flat Rock vets explain tularemia in dogs and how your pooch may contract this relatively rare disease.
