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Understanding Hyperthyroidism in Cats: A Common Concern for Older Felines
Hyperthyroidism, a thyroid disease, is prevalent among middle-aged and senior cats, affecting approximately 10% of feline patients over 10 years old. Left unmanaged, this condition can lead to severe complications, including cardiac issues and even sudden death from heart failure. Ensure your pet’s health by discussing annual physical exams, preventive lab work, and x-rays with…
Protect Your Senior Pet: Detecting Kidney Disease Early
Did you know that kidney disease is highly prevalent in pets over 7 years old, especially in geriatric cats, where it affects up to 80% of the population? Surprisingly, symptoms may not appear until your pet has lost around 70% of kidney function. By this stage, it’s often too late for effective treatment. However, there’s…
Areas We Serve at Aliso Viejo Animal Hospital
At Aliso Viejo Animal Hospital, we are proud to provide exceptional veterinary care to pets and their families in Aliso Viejo and the surrounding areas. Our commitment to high-quality, compassionate care has made us a trusted choice for pet owners in nearby communities and even those traveling from farther distances. Here’s a closer look at…
Why Is My Dog Coughing? Understanding Canine Coughs and When to See a Vet
A cough every now and then isn’t necessarily cause for alarm, but frequent coughing, especially when accompanied by gagging, can be a sign of something more serious in your furry friend. This article explores the various reasons behind a dog’s cough, including dry coughs, and helps you understand when a visit to your veterinarian is…
Caring for Your Senior Pet: What You Need to Know
As our beloved pets age, their needs change, requiring a little extra care and attention to ensure they remain happy and healthy in their golden years. Whether you have a senior dog or cat, understanding their unique needs is essential for providing the best possible care. In this blog post, we’ll explore everything you need…
Public Health Investigation: Respiratory Disease in LA County Dogs
We want to inform you about an ongoing investigation by the Veterinary Public Health Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health regarding a respiratory disease affecting dogs in our area. This investigation follows reports of dogs experiencing sudden respiratory illness with an unknown cause, mirroring cases seen in other states. Symptoms observed…
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