When your furry friend is unwell, identifying the issue is the first step in helping them recover. Here, we'll talk about how advanced imaging like CT scans and MRIs can help diagnose complex conditions in pets.
If your dog suddenly throws up, it can cause a great deal of worry. If no illness is visible, pet owners may wonder, 'Do dogs vomit from stress?'. Here, we look into vomiting and how it relates to stress and anxiety.
If your cat is breathing fast, you may quickly become concerned – what could be causing this, and is it an emergency? Our veterinarians in Halifax discuss heavy breathing in cats, share some of the potential causes, and explain why it is important to seek veterinary care.
If your dog suddenly begins shaking its head, you may wonder why and what you should do about it. In this post, our veterinary team shares the causes of excessive head shaking in dogs and when to bring them to our Halifax emergency and specialty animal hospital.
Unlike people, your cat is unable to sweat to cool down when they get too warm. This can lead to an increased risk of overheating. Our Halifax emergency veterinarians share offer some information on cats and heatstroke, including the symptoms and when to seek veterinary care.
The causes of nail splintering can range from the shedding of old layers to complex issues like fungal infections. Here, our emergency and specialty veterinarians in Halifax share some of the common causes of nail splitting in cats and what to do about it.
There may be times when your dog isn't feeling the best. The cause of their illness can range from a simple cold to contagious and potentially serious conditions like parvovirus. Here, our Halifax emergency and specialty veterinarians share some of the most common illnesses in dogs and their symptoms.
While it may not happen often, cats can experience illnesses resulting in uncomfortable symptoms like diarrhea. Here, our emergency veterinarians in Halifax talk about what causes gastrointestinal upset, how to stop diarrhea in cats and when it might be an emergency.
Dogs' ears are prone to various conditions and injuries that can result in bloody ears, and it's no different for the pups from across Bedford, Dartmouth, and beyond. Our emergency veterinarians in Halifax share how to stop your dog's ear from bleeding, along with why it happens and the signs to watch for.
While we expect our dogs to be breathing a little heavier after some playtime, it can be unexpected when your pup is sleeping or relaxing. Our veterinarians talk about why your dog is panting and restless at night and when to bring them to our emergency veterinary hospital serving Halifax, Bedford, Dartmouth, and the Maritimes.
Our specialists are pleased to accept new patients by referral from primary care veterinarians. Our emergency service welcomes all clients – 24/7/365.