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If your dog brings up undigested food shortly after eating—without any gagging or retching—this is regurgitation, not vomiting. Regurgitation can be a primary sign of a condition called megaesophagus.
Megaesophagus is a disorder that prevents the esophagus—the tube connecting the mouth to the stomach—from moving food and water normally. While serious, many dogs live me...
Cancer is the leading disease-related cause of death in dogs and cats. About 50% of dogs and 30% of cats over age 10 will develop cancer. Hearing that your dog or cat has cancer can feel overwhelming. If you’re wondering, “Now what?”
Spending time outdoors with your pet can be incredibly rewarding, but it also introduces risks that are easy to overlook. From heat exposure to environmental hazards, even experienced pet owners can run into trouble on the trail. At MedVet, we often treat preventable injuries and illnesses tied ...
If your veterinarian has recommended an echocardiogram for your dog or cat, it’s natural to have questions. Hearing that your pet may have a heart condition can feel overwhelming, but an echocardiogram—often called an “echo”—is one of the most helpful and gentle tools veterinarians use to evaluate how your pet’s heart is working.
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Seizures in pets can be alarming and distressing to witness. Understanding what seizures are, what causes them, and how they are treated can help you respond quickly and appropriately if your pet experiences one.
A seizure is caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. This can result in sudden changes in behavior, movement, consciousness, or muscle control.