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Our Somerset County emergency vets share information to help you keep your pet happy and healthy.
Diagnostic imaging technologies help veterinarians determine the cause, extent, or seriousness of a pet's illness or injury. Below, we discuss various diagnostic imaging methods used to determine the cause of your pet's symptoms.
If your cat has pale gums, is refusing to eat, or is experiencing breathing problems, they may have a heart murmur. Our Somerset County vets explain more about heart murmurs in cats and how they are treated.
Are you wondering what happens if a dog eats gum? Our Somerset County emergency vets share everything you'll need to know, including when to bring your dog to see our team.
Antifreeze poisoning is a frequent occurrence in dogs, largely due to how common this substance is in our homes and garages. Today, our Somerset County emergency vets explain why antifreeze ingestion is an urgent veterinary emergency, and what to do.
While most dogs recover quickly from a bee sting, it's important to monitor your pet for any signs of a serious allergic reaction that could require emergency veterinary care. Today, our Somerset County vets explain what to do if your dog is stung by a bee.
Is your dog's uncontrollable chewing destroying everything in sight? Here are a few tips from our Somerset County emergency vets to help you curb your dog's destructive chewing habit.
Does your cat or kitten have puffy, watery eyes? It could be conjunctivitis (pink eye). Conjunctivitis affects your cat's vision and can be contagious! Today our Somerset County emergency vets discuss the causes, signs and symptoms of cat conjunctivitis.
Providing your dog with attentive, diligent post-operative care following surgery can help to speed the healing process and help your pup return to their daily routine quickly. Our Somerset County vets share tips on how to care for your dog after surgery.
There are many reasons why your dog may vomit, some reasons are far more serious than others. Today, our Somerset County vets share what you should know about vomiting in dogs and when to head to a vet.
Ectropion is the eye condition that gives some dog breeds sad droopy lower eyelids that many pet parents adore. Yet in some cases, ectropion can make dogs more susceptible to painful eye conditions. Our Somerset County vets explain more about the complications of ectropion in dogs.
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