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Diagnosis And Recommendations for Dogs Kidney failure is the one of the more common causes of death in dogs and cats.  It is important to recognized kidney failure in the early stages (70-85% loss of function) when your pet has minimal to no symptoms to prevent progression to the later, more severe stages.  Kidney failure

The long bones of dogs and cats are almost identical to the bones of the legs and arms of people, and just like people, dogs and cats can break these bones due to trauma. A bone can break in many ways; this is called a fracture. Fractures are classified into several categories: Incomplete, Complete, Transverse,

Urinary obstruction is a blockage of the flow of urine out of the body. Obstructions are often the result of plugs of inflammatory material or small calculi or “stones” that have formed in the kidneys and have passed down into the bladder and become lodged in the urethra(the tube by which urine is drained from

It can be concerning to see your pet have a runny nose. A runny nose can be caused by many things – some more serious than others. Understanding some of these possible causes can help you to determine if you should seek veterinary care immediately, or if your pet’s condition is stable enough to monitor

Pet health insurance is a growing industry with many companies offering different coverages. The growing cost of care and advancements in technology within the veterinary field relate to increased service prices, thus insurance can help offset a percentage of veterinary costs. In general, the concept of pet insurance is recommended rather than individual companies or