Sometimes your vet may look to additional testing in order to check on the health of your dog, one of the diagnostic methods they may use is urinalysis. Here, our Fort Pierce vets talk about why they might recommend urinalysis for your dog and how they perform this type of diagnostic testing.
Although leptospirosis is a dangerous disease seen in some Fort Pierce dogs, it can also be transmitted to their loving owners. Our vets are here to discuss the symptoms you need to look out for, and tips to protect your pet.
Diarrhea in dogs is a common source of distress for pet owners. No doubt if your canine companion is suffering from diarrhea your top priority will be curing the condition. Today our Fort Pierce vets explain some common causes, and how to stop diarrhea in dogs.
Smoke inhalation is a serious threat to your pets, making them just as vulnerable as humans to its effects, whether from house fires, wildfires, or accidental exposure to smoke. In this blog, our veterinarians in Fort Pierce will cover the causes, symptoms, and benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for recovery.
Our vets don't see nearly as many urinary tract infections in cats as we do in dogs. However, there are a number of conditions affecting the urinary tract that frequently appear in older cats. Here, our Fort Pierce vets explain urinary tract infections as well as other urinary conditions which may arise in your cat.
If you ever notice that your dog's gum has a blushing or purplish tint, it might indicate a condition called cyanosis. In this blog, our vets from Fort Pierce will discuss what causes skin discoloration in dogs and how it can be treated.
Many dogs experience vomiting as a sign of stomach upset, and there can be various reasons for it. In this article, our Fort Pierce veterinarians provide insights and guidance on what you should be aware of and how to handle the situation.
If your furry friend gets stung by a bee, it's crucial to prevent any allergic reactions. Our veterinarians in Fort Pierce provide useful tips on how to care for your dog in case of a bee sting.
Your pet has been scheduled for an endoscopic examination. The goal of this procedure is to assist your veterinarian in making a diagnosis of the disease causing your pet's clinical signs of vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, abdominal pain or swelling, or loss of appetite. Today, our vets go into more detail on endoscopies.
To keep your pets and home free from parasitic infections, it's recommended to have yearly fecal exams. Our vets at Fort Pierce can provide an explanation of the exam process and its significance in maintaining your pet's well-being.
Sunrise City Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Fort Pierce companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
We have moved to a new location and merged with our sister hospital, Animal Care Extraordinaire.
While this may be a concerning change for some of you, we think you will agree that this will allow us to more effectively deliver the highest quality medicine that you are used to along with an even better client experience.
Animal Care Extraordinaire is located at:
987 SE Monterey Rd Stuart FL 34994 US
The Sunrise City Animal Hospital team looks forward to seeing you at our new location!