Antifreeze is a common hazard for dogs. It takes as little as 5 tablespoons of antifreeze to kill a medium sized dog. Our Greensboro emergency vets describe the symptoms of antifreeze poisoning, and what you should do if your dog has swallowed antifreeze.
Our Greensboro vets know that finding a lump on your canine friend can be very worrying. While many lumps are not cancer related, there are a number of cancers which are common in dogs and it can be helpful to watch for the signs of this serious disease.
Cataracts interfere with light reaching the retina, resulting in blurred vision and in some cases complete blindness. Here, our Greensboro vets share the causes, and symptoms of cataracts in dogs and how surgery can treat this eye condition.