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Testing for Low Blood Sugar
Low blood glucose can result from several illnesses or excessive insulin effect.
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Testing for Lyme Disease in Dogs
Lyme antibody tests help assess exposure after a tick bite.
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Testing for Pallor
Pale gums or eyelids can reflect anemia or poor circulation.
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Testing for Pancreatic Disease
Pancreatic disease can disturb digestion or blood sugar regulation.
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Testing for Seizures
Seizure investigation begins with history, examination and screening for systemic illness.
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Testing for Sneezing and Nasal Discharge
Sneezing and nasal discharge can arise from infection, allergy, foreign material or tumors.
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Testing for Unexplained Bleeding
Unexplained bleeding may indicate a platelet or clotting-system problem.
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Testing for Vomiting
Vomiting investigation uses history and examination to decide whether further tests are needed.
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Testing for Weakness
Weakness can involve several body systems.
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Testing for Weight Loss in Cats
Unexplained weight loss may reflect inadequate intake, poor absorption or disease-related nutrient loss.
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Testing for Weight Loss in Dogs
Unexplained weight loss may reflect inadequate intake, poor absorption or disease-related nutrient loss.
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Tetanus in Cats
Tetanus toxin affects the nervous system and causes muscle spasms.
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Tetanus in Dogs
Tetanus toxin affects the nervous system and causes muscle spasms.
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That’s not rice on your cat’s backside…it could be tapeworms
Rice-like segments around a cat's rear or bedding may be tapeworm segments.
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THC and CBD Poisoning
Cannabis-containing products can poison pets after ingestion or inhalation.
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The declaw discussion
Declawing can have lasting physical and behavioral effects.
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The Importance of Dental X-Rays in Cats
Dental radiographs reveal structures beneath the gumline that cannot be assessed by sight alone.
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The Importance of Dental X-Rays in Dogs
Dental radiographs reveal structures beneath the gumline that cannot be assessed by sight alone.
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The importance of heartworm protection
Both cats and dogs can develop mosquito-transmitted heartworm disease.
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The number-one reason for gunky ears: mites
Ear mites are highly contagious parasites that can cause substantial ear debris in kittens.
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The Role of Nutrition in Managing Urinary Stones
Diet can influence urine concentration and chemistry, affecting some urinary stones.
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Therapeutic Massage and Your Cat
Therapeutic massage may be included in a veterinary pain-management plan.
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Therapeutic Massage and Your Dog
Therapeutic massage may be included in a veterinary pain-management plan.
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Therapeutic Ultrasound
Therapeutic ultrasound applies energy to selected tissues to support rehabilitation.
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