Diagnostics like bloodwork allow our vets to monitor your pup's health and spot issues before they become more advanced. Here, our vets in Los Angeles share reasons why blood tests are needed and what you can expect from your dog's visit to our veterinary diagnostics laboratory.
By testing your cat or dog's urine your vet can diagnose health conditions and monitor various aspects related to the function of their body. Here, our vets in Los Angeles discuss the purpose of urinalysis for dogs and cats, how urine samples are collected and what we look for in each sample.
Routine diagnostic imaging is a vital part of health care for your pet. It can help us determine what is worn or allow us to recognize what is considered normal for your pet. Here, our Los Angeles vets talk about X-rays and CT scans for your dog and cat, what to expect, why they are needed and how safe it is.
Advancements in technology have led to many improved diagnostic capabilities, including digital imaging. Here, our Los Angeles vets talk about how veterinary radiography helps with the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions in pets and the benefits of digital X-rays for cats and dogs.
If your furry friend has been experiencing long-term inflammation of the liver, they may be diagnosed with hepatitis. Here, our Los Angeles vets discuss the symptoms and causes of chronic hepatitis in dogs, how it is treated and what the life expectancy is for dogs after diagnosis.
The swelling and infection of the mammary glands in female dogs is referred to as mastitis. Here, our vets in Los Angeles discuss the causes of mastitis in dogs who have recently given birth, and the different types and signs that appear with this condition.
Just like you, your dog will need to replenish themselves with water as each day goes on. Here our vets in Los Angeles vets explain the role that water plays in the body, the signs of dehydration, and talk about how long a dog can go without water.
Dogs will eat nearly anything if given the opportunity. Unfortunately, this can mean eating something potentially toxic like gum. Our Los Angeles vets talk about what happens if a dog eats gum, including the dangers and the steps you should take if your dog recently ate chewing gum.
Annual preventive care and testing can help protect your pet against many different parasites that can call the gastrointestinal tract home. Here, our vets in Los Angeles veterinarians talk about how fecals can help detect these parasites and what to expect during your cat or dog's fecal exam.
When you decide that you'd like to be a cat parent, you will need to decide which type of cat you'd like to own. One thing to consider is how long each breed of cat is likely to live. Here our Los Angeles vets talk about which cat breeds live the longest and how long you can expect Siamese, munchkins, and other cats to live.
Our veterinarians are passionate about caring for Los Angeles companion animals. Get in touch today to request an appointment for your pet.