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Lyme Disease In Dogs
Lyme disease is the most commonly reported vector-borne (translation: transmitted by a bug bite) illness in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It is caused by spiral-shaped bacteria named Borrelia...
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Lilies, Xylitol and Chocolate: Common Toxins Seen in the Emergency Room
Poison Prevention Week, which occurs during the third week in March each year, has inspired us to discuss three of the most common causes of toxicity-related incidents we see in CARE’s Emergency Room. We believe that awareness is instrumental in...
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Coughing In Dogs With Heart Disease
Coughing can be a telltale sign that a dog with a heart murmur is experiencing heart failure. When dogs have a heart murmur, their hearts can become enlarged and lose the ability to pump blood into their lungs and the rest of their body. Known as heart...
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Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)
All too often, we see (typically male) feline patients in our emergency and ICU departments who are suffering from Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). FLUTD is basically defined as anything that causes "inflammation" of the lower urinary tract....
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Now Hiring an Experienced Emergency Veterinarian
Great city, fantastic hospital, exceptional staff! If you seek great weather, a ‘big’ city with a small town feel, a hospital with a culture that is passionate about learning, and a staff that truly loves where they work, then we have got the job for you. CARE |...
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Holiday Hazards
With all of the decorations and tasty treats, there are many things that could be harmful to your furry friends during the holiday season. Here are some hazards to avoid and tips to make your holidays safe and joyful. Hazards Around the Christmas Tree Be...
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Knowledge is Power: Spotting Signs of Possible Cancer
We all cringe at the thought of our precious fur babies being sick, but being educated is key to keeping our pets as healthy as possible. Believe it or not, our pets are susceptible to the same types of cancers as humans, but they can metastasize at a much...
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Seizures, Fits, Or Spells – What Is Happening And What Can I Do To Help My Pet
You’re relaxing on the couch while your dog sleeps soundly beside you. All of a sudden, he looks up at you with a glazed appearance, and his legs start to stiffen. He falls on his side; his jaw starts chattering and his legs start paddling. It lasts for less than a...
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Three New DVMs Join the CARE Team
We’re excited to announce that our team has expanded to meet the needs of your pets! In the past month, we have welcomed three new veterinarians, Drs. Debra C. James, Kelly Lang and Elizabeth Thompson. Dr. James and Dr. Lang are both members of the...
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