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Common Pet Cancers: Early Detection and Treatment Options

Cancer in Pets: Hope Through Early Detection and Advanced Care Does your pet seem a little slower these days, or have you noticed a lump that wasn’t there before? The fear that flashes through a pet owner’s mind at the thought of cancer is profound and completely normal. Learning your pet has cancer can feel [...]

Why Non-Anesthetic Dentals Are Dangerous for Pets

The Hidden Risks of Non-Anesthetic Dental Cleanings It is natural to feel nervous about anesthesia. Many pet owners hesitate when their veterinarian recommends a dental cleaning under anesthesia, wondering if there is a safer alternative. The truth is that non-anesthetic dentals pose far greater risks to both safety and oral health than modern anesthetic procedures. [...]

Hair Loss in Dogs and Cats: Identifying the Underlying Issues

Why Pets Lose Hair- and How to Help It Grow Back From constant scratching to unexplained bald spots, hair loss is a symptom worth investigating. Common causes include fleas, food sensitivities, and thyroid disease. Treating the source rather than the symptom is the key to restoring a healthy coat. At Peak Pet Urgent Care, our [...]

Recognizing and Treating Ear Hematomas in Dogs

When Your Dog's Ear Swells: Understanding Ear Hematomas If you've noticed your dog shaking their head more than usual or pawing at their ear, you're right to be concerned. These behaviors often signal an underlying problem that, without intervention, can progress to a painful and disfiguring condition called an ear hematoma- blood trapped between skin [...]

Kennel Cough in Dogs: Prevention and Treatment

Canine Cough Care: Recognizing and Preventing Kennel Cough Kennel cough isn’t only a nuisance- it’s an airborne infection that can take hold of any dog, often when we least expect it. By recognizing early signs such as a persistent dry cough, nasal discharge, or sudden retching, you enable rapid isolation and early veterinary care. Even [...]

Recognizing Upper Respiratory Infections in Cats

When Sneezing Turns Serious: When to Bring Your Cat to Urgent Care for Respiratory Illness Your cat starts sneezing- a little at first, then constantly. Soon, you notice watery eyes, thick nasal discharge, and a refusal to eat. What began as a mild sniffle has become something more concerning. These signs often point to a [...]

Feline Kidney Disease: Early Signs and Long-Term Care

When Your Cat’s Symptoms Point to Kidney Disease: What Happens in Urgent Care Your cat is drinking from the water bowl nonstop. They’re losing weight despite eating, or maybe they’ve started vomiting more often. Their coat looks dull, and the litter box clumps seem to grow larger by the day. These symptoms are among the [...]

Diseases Your Pet Could Pick Up While Traveling

Hidden Health Risks for Traveling Pets A family road trip, a flight across the country, or even a quick visit to a new town can expose pets to unfamiliar parasites and diseases. Kennel cough from a boarding stay, intestinal parasites from a rest stop, or tick-borne illnesses in new regions are just a few of [...]

Eye Problems in Pets: Common Issues and Urgent Care Needs

Urgent Eye Problems in Pets: Knowing When to Act You wake up one morning and notice your pet blinking repeatedly as if something is stuck in their eye, or you spot sudden redness and swelling. These symptoms were not there last night- what happened? Eye problems often appear without warning, and it can be difficult [...]

Parasites to Watch for in Pets: Prevention and Treatment

Parasites in Dogs and Cats: Urgent Symptoms, Fast Treatment, and What To Expect at Peak Pet Urgent Care You notice a flea bite on your ankle in your own living room. Your dog leaves rice-like segments on the blanket. Your kitten has diarrhea that will not quit. Parasites feel like a nuisance until they become [...]

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