Heart disease is a serious medical condition in cats where an abnormality of the heart is present and, if left untreated, can lead to congestive heart failure. Here, our Gaithersburg vets share the types, symptoms, and treatments for heart disease in cats.
Unlike humans who sneeze when they have allergies, dogs develop allergic dermatitis and become very itchy. Our Gaithersburg vets will discuss allergic dermatitis, its symptoms, and how to treat it.
Itching, scratching, and licking are signs your pooch has a skin condition. Find out what might be causing your dog's skin problems, how you can help treat them, and when your dog's skin issue requires emergency veterinary care at Veterinary Referral Associates.
There are several reasons that your dog may have a seizure ranging from heat exhaustion to epilepsy. Today our Veterinary Referral Associates vets share some of the reasons that dogs have seizures, and what you should do if your dog has a seizure.
It can be a very scary and stressful experience when your dog breaks a bone. Our Gaithersburg vets explain how to handle these situations so you can get your pup the help they need as quickly as possible.
Hyperthyroidism can become an issue for middle-aged and senior cats. In this post, our Veterinary Referral Associates vets explain the disease, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Eye discharge is a common problem for some dogs. It could just be normal eye discharge or it could be a sign of something more serious, from infection to glaucoma to allergies. Our Gaithersburg vets are here to explain the types of discharge and the reasons behind them.
Glaucoma is a disease of the eyes that can occur suddenly in cats and can swiftly lead to blindness if left untreated. Today our Gaithersburg veterinary ophthalmologist explains more about this painful condition and the treatments available for cats suffering from glaucoma.
Conjunctivitis is an itchy and uncomfortable eye condition that may cause damage to your dog's eye(s) if left untreated. Today our Gaithersburg vets share some of the causes, symptoms and treatments for this relatively common condition in dogs.
The moist outer layer on your cat's eye protects it by washing away dirt and debris. If your kitty's eyes have started to water excessively, or if your feline friend is squinting, it could be a sign that there is a more serious issue. Today, our Gaithersburg vets explain a few reasons why cats' eyes might water.
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