A torn cranial cruciate ligament is a common knee injury in dogs that typically requires surgery to correct. Below you will find a guide to the different surgery options that could be used to get your pup moving comfortably again.
Is your dog making the motions and sounds of vomiting but nothing is coming out? Here, you will learn about dry heaving in dogs, what could be causing your dog to dry heave, and what you should do.
If your dog or cat is experiencing a health emergency contact your veterinarian immediately, or visit your nearest animal emergency hospital. Below, you will find information that may help if your pet is bleeding heavily.
Dogs are fun-loving, active creatures but on occasion, their sense of adventure leads to wounds and injuries that need care. In today's post, you will find information about basic first aid for treating dog wounds and when to contact your vet.
As temperatures start to rise, so does the risk of heatstroke in our feline friends. Read on to learn more about the symptoms of heatstroke in cats, and what to do if you think your cat might have heatstroke.
Has your veterinarian recommended an ECG for your four-legged friend? If so, you may be wondering why and what information the results of this test provide. Here, our Westminster vets discuss this useful diagnostic tool.
Understanding a bit about the tests your vet recommends can help you get a better understanding of your pet's overall health. Today, our Westminster vets explain how urinalysis helps us to provide more targeted treatments for your pet's symptoms.
Has your vet recommended an ultrasound for your cat or dog but you aren't sure why? In today's post, you will learn why ultrasound is a valuable tool when diagnosing conditions in dogs and cats, what these images can tell your vet, and how to prepare for your pet's ultrasound appointment.
Dogs love to go for walks, don't they? If so, then why does your dog stop walking and refuse to move? Today, our Westminster vets share some possible reasons why your dog doesn't want to walk and some tips on what you can do.
Cats can be sociable creatures and many crave the company of other pets. In today's post, our Westminster vets explore the idea of getting a second cat as a friend for your first.
Wachusett Animal Hospital and Pet Retreat is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Westminster companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
