Cushing's disease in dogs can cause serious symptoms and complications that can threaten their longevity. Our Greensboro vets explain what causes the condition, as well as complications and treatments.
The tick-borne disease Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) is found in dogs across the United States. The condition can cause symptoms ranging from mild to potentially life-threatening. Our Greensboro vets offer advice on symptoms, treatment and prevention.
Lyme disease is transmitted by ticks and commonly seen in dogs (and people) across the US. Though many dogs that carry Lyme are asymptomatic, others will suffer from debilitating symptoms. Here, our Greensboro vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatment for Lyme disease in dogs.
Hyperthyroidism may become an issue for your middle-aged or older cat. In this post, our Greensboro vets define the disease, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.
In this post, our Greensboro vets explain heat stroke in dogs and provide a list of symptoms for pup parents to watch out for. Also, we tell you what to do if you suspect your dog is suffering from this condition and provide tips on prevention.
When you start looking into flea treatments for your dog, you may be surprised to discover the sheer number of options available. Choosing the best one for your pup can be confusing. Today, our Greensboro vets discuss different types of flea treatments to help you find the safest option.
Dogs are fantastic animal companions, loyal forever friends and some are even dedicated workers! In this post, our Greensboro vets share some fun dog facts for kids.
Our Greensboro vets review risk factors for cat diabetes and treatment options. We’ll also offer insight on when to seek your vet’s help with treating cat diabetes.
Our Greensboro vets understand that finding a lump or bump on your canine best friend can be very concerning. While many lumps are not caused by cancer, there are a number of common cancers that appear in dogs, and it can be helpful to watch for signs of this serious disease.
Fungal dermatitis is fairly common in dogs, but can become severe if left untreated. Our Greensboro vets offer advice on signs, symptoms and potential treatments for the condition.