While heatstroke is far less common in cats than it is in dogs, it is still a prominent issue that our vets see in patients at Inland Valley Veterinary Specialists. Here, our Upland vets explain the signs and dangers of heatstroke in cats.
Technological advancements in the veterinary industry have led to improved diagnostic capabilities, including digital imaging. In today's post, our Upland vets discuss how veterinary radiography assists with the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions in pets and the benefits of digital X-rays for cats and dogs.
You may have heard your veterinarian request you bring a sample of your pet's stool in for a fecal exam during your pet's last routine checkup. In this post, our Upland vets explain why these are important to maintaining your pet's health, and how fecal exams can protect both your pets and your home from harmful parasites.
Have you spotted your cat limping recently? In this post, our Upland vets list some reasons your cat may be staggering, when you should take your kitty to the vet, and what symptoms of underlying conditions to watch for.
While drooling is a normal part of life for some dogs, you might still grimace when your pooch looks up at you with a face full of slobber. In this post, our Upland vets answer the question, 'Why do dogs drool?', explain how to stop a dog from drooling, and discuss when it's a concern.
Heatstroke in dogs is a serious condition that is sometimes fatal. However, it is preventable. Here, our Upland vets share symptoms to watch for an actions to take if you believe your dog is suffering from this condition. We also offer tips on prevention.
So you have just brought home a little bundle of joy. Congratulations! But make sure you're scheduling your first veterinary appointment, as well as routine exams going forward. To help you prepare, our Upland vets discuss what to expect at your kitten's first appointment.
At Upland our vets offer veterinary radiation therapy as a treatment option for dogs with various forms of cancer. Today we discuss some of the benefits and side effects of this cancer treatment option.
Our veterinarians in Upland are here to clarify the purpose and process of PET/CT scans for your pet. We'll explain when these scans are needed and what you can anticipate during your pet's appointment.
At Inland Valley Veterinary Specialists in Upland, our board-certified veterinarians use advanced diagnostic tools including our in-house MRI, which can help to diagnose a range of health issues in dogs from a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament to brain tumors. Today, we talk about why MRI scans for dogs can be useful, and the conditions this technology can help diagnose.
Inland Valley Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Center is accepting new patients! Our experienced veterinarians care passionately about the health and well-being of Upland companion animals. Get in touch today to book your cat or dog's first appointment.
