When it comes to urinary system cancers in dogs, the bladder is the most commonplace spot for tumors to appear. Today our Winston-Salem veterinary oncology team shares some of the causes and symptoms of bladder cancer in dogs, and how the condition is treated.
At Animal Hospital of Clemmons our veterinary oncology team provides diagnosis and care for cats and dogs with cancer, and support for the people who love them. In today's post, our vets explain some of the symptoms and treatments for lung cancer in dogs.
Osteosarcoma is an aggressive bone cancer seen in dogs known to spread quickly. Today our Winston-Salem veterinary oncology team explains how to spot the signs of bone cancer in your dog, and when to contact your vet.
Oatmeal baths can be a great way to relieve your dog's itchy, irritated skin. Today our Winston-Salem vets share a few tips on how to give your pup a relaxing oatmeal bath to pamper and soothe their skin
Skin cancer may not be something you've considered when thinking about your furry-friend's health, but skin cancer is a very real concern in dogs. Today our Winston-Salem vets share three common skin cancers in dogs, their symptoms and treatments.
It's estimated that up to 27% of dogs will develop a urinary tract infection (UTI) at some point in their life. In today's post our vets share some symptoms of UTI in dogs, and what you can give your dog if they have a UTI.
Bladder stones can result in your dog having problems urinating and may even become life-threatening if they completely obstruct the bladder. In this post, our Clemmons vets explain everything you need to know about bladder stones in dogs.
Skin allergies in dogs can make for itchy, uncomfortable and irritable pups. Our Clemmons vets provide insight into how allergic reactions can manifest - and what to do if you notice itching, redness or other symptoms.
Vomiting in dogs is a common symptom of gastrointestinal upset. There are a number of potential causes for this condition. In this post, our Clemmons vets share what you should know, and what to do if your pet is experiencing symptoms.
For a number of reasons, cats’ lungs and airways can become inflamed and pneumonia may develop. Today, our Clemmons vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatment for pneumonia in cats.
We are always thrilled to welcome new patients into our veterinary family, so contact our office today to book your first appointment with our team.