Our Orange County veterinarians share information to help you ensure your pets stay happy and healthy.
Distraught pet parents often contact our Orange County animal emergency clinic concerned about the potential health effects of their dog eating grass. Wondering if eating grass is dangerous for your dog's health? Find out below.
Today, our Orange County vets explain some of the causes of Cushing's disease in dogs, how this condition can impact your pup's health, and how it can be treated.
Dog diarrhea is a messy problem that all pet parents are bound to face at some point, and when it happens you'll want to know why and find a cure FAST! Today, our Orange County vets share some common causes of diarrhea in dogs and what to do.
The words hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism look very similar, which can be confusing for many cat owners concerned about the health of their feline friend. But it's important to note that these conditions are very different. Our Orange County vets explain.
Are you wondering why your vet has recommended a CT scan for your dog, and how much it will cost? Today our Orange County specialist vets answer your questions about this beneficial diagnostic tool.
Has your vet recommended blood tests for your dog but you aren't sure why? Here our Orange County vets explain why blood tests are an important diagnostic tool and what the results of some common blood tests can show us about your pup's health.
It may not seem like a big deal, but in some cases constipation in dogs can indicate a veterinary emergency. Today our Orange County vets share some possible causes of your dog's constipation and what you should do.
While panting is normal for dogs, excessive panting at night can be cause for concern. Excessive nighttime panting can be an indication of an underlying health issue. Today, our Orange County vets discuss reasons for nighttime panting and when to head to the vet.
Our Orange County vets know that discovering that your pup's face has swollen can be alarming. In today's post, we share some common causes of facial swelling in dogs and treatments that may be recommended by your vet.
While you may not be initially concerned if your dog eats some gum, you should be aware that various types of gum are actually toxic to dogs. Our Orange County vets talk about why gum is unsafe for dogs and what you should do if your dog ate gum.