What Is a Veterinary Oncologist?
Updated: July 5, 2024
If your dog or cat has been diagnosed with cancer, you will likely need a veterinary oncologist to help you through their treatment. Here's how to find one
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Updated: July 5, 2024
If your dog or cat has been diagnosed with cancer, you will likely need a veterinary oncologist to help you through their treatment. Here's how to find one
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Pets may cough when they aspirate, but some cats and dogs don't, making it difficult to know there's a problem. Learn what to look for and how to help.
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Pets with muscle loss are not only weaker, but they have lowered immune systems and often struggle when recovering from surgery, injury, or illness.
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Cleaning product ingredients can be toxic to your dog or cat, like bleach, ammonia, and more! Learn about pet-safe cleaning product alternatives.
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Cleaning a pet's ears is different for maintenance versus if the ear is infected. Using the right cleaner is critical too. Here's a step-by-step guide.
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How easily can you feel your pet's backbone? If those bones are very prominent and easy to feel, then your pet may be underweight, and they may need help.
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No ice melter is completely pet-safe, but some are safer than others. Check out suggested brands and what to do if your pet eats or licks salt or melters.
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Important tips to consider before dyeing pet fur or dressing your pet in a costume. Halloween can be fun — as long as you consider safety and comfort.
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What’s the real deal with cranberry? Is it really a cure-all for your cat or dog’s urinary issues? Let’s cut through the clutter and explore the truth.
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There's only one way for a cat or dog to get heartworm disease. Heartworm is a potentially fatal condition that is preventable. Find out what you can do.
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