From dogs to cats and birds, our Orlando veterinarians share helpful tips for keeping your pets healthy and happy.
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Is your cat coughing instead of purring? Cat coughs are an indication that your pet's lungs, throat or airway are irritated. While some causes of cat coughing or wheezing are easily treated, others are much more serious. Today, our Orlando vets list some common causes of cat coughs and what to do.
We understand that it can be stressful to leave your dog behind when you travel, especially if your pet has medical needs. Today, our vets in Orlando offer advice to help you choose the best place to leave your dog while you're away, and some insights that may alleviate some anxiety.
Anemia in dogs can potentially be caused by any number of underlying health conditions. In today's post, our Orlando vets define the different types of anemia diagnosed in dogs, in addition to their various symptoms and treatments.
Cushing's disease can cause serious symptoms and complications, and even threaten your pooch's longevity. Our Orlando vets explain the condition and its causes, as well as potential treatments for Cushing's disease in dogs.
Middle-aged and senior cats in Orlando are commonly diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, but what exactly is this condition? Our vets list symptoms and explain how hyperthyroidism in cats can be treated.
Histiocytic ulcerative colitis is a rare disease that can affect a cat's immune system. In this post, our vets in Orlando explain types and symptoms of the disease, plus diagnosis and potential treatment options.
Seeking a great dog companion for your kids? Our Orlando vets have 10 great breeds to recommend. In this post, we also discuss how to choose the right dog for your family.
It can be difficult to detect fever in dogs. In this post, our Orlando vets describe how to detect fever in dogs, along with causes, symptoms and what to keep in mind when caring for your pet.
We know you love your cat and would do everything you can to help them live a happy, healthy life. Today, our vets in Orlando explain how often you should take your cat to the vet for preventive care.
Yearly physical checkups for your pet allow your veterinarian a chance to help prevent disease and detect the earliest signs of emerging health problems. Here, our Orlando vets discuss the importance of routine exams and what they involve.
East Orlando Animal Hospital is always happy to welcome new clients to our full-service animal hospital. We look forward to meeting you and your pet!
