Our team of veterinary specialists and emergency vets share helpful tips and information to help you keep your pets healthy and happy, as well as news and stories from our hospital.
Technological advancements in veterinary medicine have led to improved diagnostic imaging, including digital X-rays. Find out how veterinary radiography assists with the diagnosis and treatment of health conditions in pets and the benefits of digital X-rays for cats and dogs.
Anesthesia is a necessary part of surgery, dental procedures and many other treatments for dogs. But what are the risks involved with dog anesthesia? How long does anesthesia last? Read on to find out.
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) ruptures are a relatively common orthopedic injury seen in dogs. Today, our Greensboro vets explain cruciate ligament ruptures in dogs, including the signs and treatment options.
Our oncology specialists understand that it's heartbreaking to receive a diagnosis of liver cancer for your dog. At Carolina Veterinary Specialists in Greensboro, we use advanced diagnostics and treatments to give pets their very best chance of recovery from liver cancer.
It's important for pet parents to know the symptoms of pancreatic cancer in dogs so that treatment can begin early to try and prevent or limit the spread of this disease. Find out what to watch for here.
Your dog or cat is panting for no apparent reason. Does it mean they are having difficulty breathing? Read on to learn about breathing difficulties in dogs and cats, and how they are treated.
If your dog has diarrhea you want to find out why, and how to stop it FAST! Read on for information on some of the most common causes of diarrhea in dogs and what you can do to help resolve this messy issue.
Has your cat developed a cloudy eye? In today's post, you will learn about the most common causes of cloudy eyes in cats, treatments commonly used, and the potential risks associated with neglecting this issue.
Cats can develop urinary blockages that can't be resolved with standard methods and require perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery. In today's post, our Greensboro vets discuss PU surgery in cats and why the procedure may be necessary.
Diagnostic imaging provides detailed pictures of your cat's internal structures. Veterinary MRI is a particularly useful diagnostic imaging tool when X-ray and ultrasound are unable to provide clear insight into your cat's particular health issue. Today's blog post looks at why and when an MRI scan for cats can be beneficial.