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Hip Replacement for Dogs

Today, our Plains vets discuss how hip replacement surgery is used to treat hip dysplasia in dogs.

My Dog Ate Gum: Is That Dangerous?

Today, our Northeast Veterinary Referral Hospital vets explain what to do if your dog eats gum and when to seek emergency care.

Signs of Pain in Dogs

Today, our Plains vets explain some signs that a dog is in pain or discomfort and what owners can do to help.

TTA Surgery in Dogs

In this post, our Plains vets explain Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA) surgery for dogs.

Cruciate Ligament Rupture in Dogs

Our Plains vets explain cruciate ligament ruptures including the signs and treatment options for dogs.

IVDD Surgery in Dogs: Symptoms & Treatment

IVDD is a degenerative disease that can impact your dog's spinal cord and causes a variety of painful mobility issues. Today our Plains vets explain the causes and treatments for IVDD in dogs.

Heavy Breathing in Cats

Heavy breathing in cats is not very common and may be a sign of a serious issue. Our Plains vets share some of the reasons why your cat may be breathing heavily and when to seek emergency care.

Have you noticed your dog panting without having been playing or exercising? Here, our Plains veterinarians share some of the possible reasons why your dog may be panting excessively and when it's time to bring them to your vet for assessment.

How To Help Your Cat Recover From Surgery

After veterinary surgery, it is very important that you give your cat's care your utmost attention. This will help their recovery and reduce the chances of complications arising. Here, our Plains vets share some strategies to help your cat recover from surgery, including how to stop your cat from jumping after their operation.

FHO Surgery in Cats

FHO surgery can be an effective a relatively inexpensive way of treating hip issues in cats, Here, our Plains vets explain the hip anatomy of cats, the problems that may affect your cat's hips and what is involved in FHO surgery and recovery.

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