Hyperthyroidism occurs when hormones are over-produced. This often happens when cats enter their golden years. Our vets in Brooklyn discuss what causes hyperthyroidism in cats, how it can be diagnosed, and the common treatment options for this condition.
There are many situations where your pet may become a little warmer than usual, including excessive play. But what are the signs that they are too warm? Here, our vets share the symptoms of fever in dogs and how we can treat the related veterinary internal medicine conditions at our clinic in Brooklyn.
Cushing's disease is an illness that can lead to serious complications if left untreated. In this blog post, our Brooklyn vets discuss the causes of Cushing's disease in dogs, the symptoms, treatment options, and life expectancy.
Hyperthyroidism is a serious condition in dogs that occurs when the thyroid produces an excess of hormones. In this post, our Brooklyn veterinarians will explain the causes of hyperthyroidism in dogs and the available treatments.
Babesiosis is a tick-borne condition seen in dogs across the United States. If your pet gets bitten by an infected tick, the Babesia organisms can attack your pet's red blood cells, causing anemia. Here, our Brooklyn vets discuss Babesiosis in dogs, including the signs, treatment and preventive measures.
Situations may arise where yoru cat or dog may need to have a veterinary ultrasound. Here, our Brooklyn vets share some information about ultrasounds for dogs and cats, including when they may be used and what you can expect.
X-rays, or radiographs, are diagnostic tools used to diagnose conditions and monitor your pet's internal health. Here, our vets in Brooklyn share some information about X-rays for dogs, including their purpose, safety and cost.
If your dog or cat is booked to have an X-ray (radiograph) or CT scan, you may be wondering how the appointment will work and how you can prepare. Below, our Brooklyn vets share what you can expect when you bring your dog for diagnostic imaging.
Veterinary technology and diagnostics can help ensure your pet's happy, healthy life. In this post, our Brooklyn vets share some information about diagnosing your pet with an ECG and how it can help monitor your cat or dog's health.
By testing your dog's urine, your vet can diagnose health conditions and monitor the health and function of your pup's body and internal organs. Here, our vets in Brooklyn share some information about urinalysis for dogs, how urine samples are collected and what we look for.
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