Parvo can be easily transmitted to your dog through the air and direct contact with water droplets from infected animals. Our vets in Arlington share some important information about parvovirus infections in dogs, the signs and how they can be prevented.
Rabies is a serious disease that is spread through the bite of an infected animal. It can be transmitted to both people and pets and is usually fatal. Today, our Arlington vets discuss rabies in cats, including the symptoms, spread and prognosis.
Blood tests can be used in many different situations related to the health of your feline friend including the diagnosis of illnesses. Here, our Arlington vets share the different types of blood tests we commonly perform on cats and what this bloodwork will tell us about their health.
Bloodwork can help us monitor your furry friend's overall health and pinpoint specific conditions to allow swift diagnosis and treatment. Our vets in Arlington talk about the importance of blood tests for dogs and how our veterinary laboratory and animal diagnostic services can help.
Diagnostic procedures like endoscopy are used to help diagnose conditions that affect the digestive tract of your pet. Here, our Arlington vets talk about what to expect during your dog or cat's upcoming endoscopy and what conditions it can help diagnose in pets.
Parasites can wreak havoc on the digestive system of your pet causing all kinds of uncomfortable symptoms. Here, our vets in Arlington talk about the purpose of fecal exams for dogs and cats, and what we can find when performing one.
Diagnostic imaging can be used to help during both routine pet checkups and in more time-sensitive situations. It can provide valuable insight into the internal health and functions of your pet. Here, our Arlington vets explain what you can expect with CT scans and X-rays for cats and dogs at our veterinary diagnostic lab.
So your vet recommended that your pet have an ultrasound, but what does that mean exactly? Here our Arlington vets talk about the purpose of ultrasounds for cats and dogs, and what they can help show us about their health and internal functions.
Veterinary surgeries can do more than treat conditions that are already occurring. some can prevent potential issues from arising in the first place. Here, our veterinary surgeons in Arlington talk about the purpose of veterinary reproductive surgery for pets and how having your dog spayed or neutered can help protect them.
Diagnostic imaging allows our vets to gain valuable insight into the internal functions and structure of your pet. Here, our Arlington vets talk about why your dog may need an X-ray, what to expect during the appointment, as well as some information about safety and cost.
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