Did you know that even indoor cats can become infected with heartworm disease? In today's post, you'll learn about the dangers of heartworm disease in cats, along with signs and symptoms, treatment options, and how it can be prevented.
In this post, you'll learn about how an endoscopy can help a vet diagnose your pet's digestive issue and what will occur during this procedure, which is often performed at our Englewood hospital.
Annual cat and dog fecal exams, done at your vet's office, are the best way to ensure that your pet and your family are safe from intestinal parasites. Yearly fecal exams give your vet an opportunity to check for intestinal parasites that could otherwise be missed. Our Englewood vets explain more.
An ear hematoma, also called an aural hematoma, is a blood-filled blister that can form on a dog's ear. Dogs with long and floppy ears, which are prone to infections, are more likely to get them. Our veterinarians at Englewood will provide more information on ear hematomas and their treatment.
Has your veterinarian told you your pet needs orthopedic surgery? Learn about orthopedic surgery, the different types of procedures, and what the recovery process is like for dogs.
The most commonly diagnosed tumors in cats are those affecting the skin or just beneath the skin. Basal cell tumors in cats fall into this category. Learn how these tumors are diagnosed and treated.
A new kitten brings lots of love and happiness to any home, but there's also some responsibility involved. Getting your kitten fixed is one of the most important steps you can take. But, when is the best time to spay or neuter a kitten? Our Englewood vets answer common questions.
Some cats have an overactive thyroid gland, which may trigger numerous health conditions and accompanying symptoms. Today, we'll explain the purpose of the thyroid gland and list signs that it may be overactive. We'll also discuss what type of cat food is beneficial for kitties with hyperthyroidism.
You'll likely hear many medical terms and acronyms if your pet needs diagnostic imaging. In this post, we'll compare and contrast a CT scan and a PET scan and share how they help a veterinarian diagnose your cat or dog's health condition.
Understanding the signs of pain in dogs can be crucial in detecting health issues early and seeking fast and effective veterinary care. Our Englewood vets explain how to spot the signs of pain in dogs.
VRCC Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital in Englewood is always accepting new patients! Our board-certified specialists and emergency veterinarians are passionate about restoring good health to Denver Metro area pets.
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