If your cat throws up after eating or occasionally leaves a hairball lying on your floor, you may begin to wonder if there is something more serious going on. Here, our veterinary specialists in Halifax discuss why your cat may be throwing up, the symptoms they might be experiencing, and what to do if your cat keeps vomiting.
It can be stressful to notice sudden changes in your pet's behaviour - and even more concerning to see them feeling ill or falling down. Here, our veterinary team in Halifax shares some potential reasons your dog or cat can't stand up or is staggering like they are drunk, what signs to watch for, and how they may be treated.
Our veterinarians at Coastal Care Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital see furry companions from across Halifax and Dartmouth who have spent a little too much time chomping on the lawn. This can result in potentially serious internal conditions and infections. But why do dogs eat grass, what are the pros and cons, and is it ever safe for them to do so?
Choking is a veterinary emergency that can happen when it's least expected. Knowing how to provide care and the steps to take in these situations can help. Here, our veterinarians at Coastal Care Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital share what to do if your dog or cat is choking, what the signs are, and when you should seek emergency care.
If your pet requires advanced diagnostics or treatment your primary care veterinarian may refer your pet to a board-certified veterinary specialist. Specialist vets provide care for animals that goes beyond the scope of standard veterinary care.
Emergencies can happen when you least expect them, but knowing which steps to take and how to manage the situation safely and efficiently can save your pet's life. Here, we discuss situations that warrant a trip to our emergency vets in Halifax.
For dogs who have torn their cranial cruciate ligament, Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery may be a suitable treatment option. Our veterinarians in Halifax explain the procedure and what to expect as your pup recovers.
Veterinary emergencies can happen to our pets at any time. You might find it difficult to decide whether your cat or dog needs emergency care. Our veterinarians in Halifax explain which situations require emergency care and what to do in these circumstances.
Heart disease is a serious health condition for cats that severely affects the heart's ability to circulate blood. Left untreated, it can lead to congestive heart failure. In this post, our Halifax veterinarians share the types, symptoms, and treatment options for this disease.
Our specialists are pleased to accept new patients by referral from primary care veterinarians. Our emergency service welcomes all clients – 24/7/365.