While your kitty may love to play with items such as ribbons, strings, and rubber bands, there is a chance they may try to eat them, which could cause an intestinal blockage. In this post, our Tigard vets talk about the signs of an intestinal blockage in cats and the surgery used to treat it.
Does your dog have a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL/ACL)? They might require surgery to correct it. In this blog, our Tigard vets talk about three common surgeries veterinarians use to treat ACL injuries in dogs.
Keeping your dog healthy is an important part of being a dog owner and a big responsibility. In this blog, our Tigard vets share some easy ways you can keep your dog happy and in optimal health their whole life.
Cats can develop urinary blockages without any warnings, and if your veterinarian can't treat it with standard treatments your kitty may need a perineal urethrostomy (PU). Today, our Tigard vets explain everything you need to know about PU surgery for cats.
Dogs with shorter heads and noises have a higher risk of developing brachycephalic airway syndrome. Today, our Tigard vets explain what brachycephalic airway syndrome is and how this condition can be treated.
If your cat's meow sounds like a scratchy squeak or if they have completely lost their voice, your kitty may have Laryngitis. In this blog, our Tigard vets share with you the common causes and symptoms of cat laryngitis and how it may be treated.
If your dog is suffering from joint pain the quality of its life could be greatly impacted. If joint pain goes untreated it can lead to more serious conditions or injuriesies. In this blog, our Tigard vets discuss the types of joint pain in dogs, its causes, ways to recognize it, and how it's treated.
Seizures in dogs can range from severe to virtually undetectable. Today, our Tigard vets explain the different types of seizures a dog can have and what to do if your dog has a seizure.
Today, our Tigard vets explain the causes, symptoms, and treatments for heatstroke in dogs, along with preventive measures you can take to ensure your pet safely enjoys the sun.
Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) is a very serious and painful condition affecting your dog's spine. If your dog has been diagnosed with IVDD, surgery is often the best treatment for relieving pain and restoring mobility. Today, our Tigard vets explain why.
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