Signs your pet should see a Veterinarian
Knowing when to take your pet to the vet can be challenging — after all, they can’t tell us when something’s wrong.
Signs your pet should see a Veterinarian
Knowing when to take your pet to the vet can be challenging — after all, they can’t tell us when something’s wrong. As a general rule, if your pet’s behaviour changes, they seem unwell, or something just doesn’t feel right, it’s always best to seek veterinary advice.
Lameness or abnormal movement
Displays of mild to moderate pain (such as crying when a specific area is touched or action is taken).
Behavior changes; Neurologic signs
Seizures/Convulsions, Head tilts, Loss of balance. Abnormal behaviors: staring in space, getting stuck in corners, etc.,
Lethargy or loss of energy / weakness
Poor Appetite, Inability to walk, Weakness in the legs/limbs. Excessive salivation; Excessive thirst, Vomiting, Wheezing or frequent panting.
Skin Problems
Signs like redness, flakiness, itchiness of the skin are perhaps the most common reasons for canine and feline visits to the veterinarian.
Eye Problems
Redness, pain, excessive blinking, tearing, or cloudiness in an eye are all signs that the eye is diseased. Diseases of the eye range from mild irritative conditions that do not pose great danger, to conditions that can lead to severe pain and blindness in a very short period of time.
Lumps or Growths
Lumps or GrowthsLumps or growths commonly occur on the skin of dogs and cats, some benign, some cancerous. There is a virtually endless number of types of growths that can grow in dogs and cats.
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Early intervention can make a big difference in treating illness, preventing complications, and ensuring your pet stays happy and healthy. From regular check-ups to urgent concerns, our team is here to help guide you through every stage of your pet’s life.
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