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Senior dogs are more at risk of syncopal episodes or fainting due to many age-related health conditions, such as heart disease.
The Vetster Editorial Team
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Kittens enter puberty at around five months of age. This is when they become sexually mature and exhibit reproductive behaviors, and enter a heat cycle.
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Urinary tract infections are rare in otherwise healthy kittens. Similar symptoms occur with more common urinary tract issues, including some that are emergencies.
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There are many common household items that are toxic to dogs and cats, causing neurologic clinical signs. Know these common poisons to keep away from pets.
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Cats with heart disease often do not show symptoms until their disease is severe. Treatment options vary depending on the type and severity of the disease.
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Ataxia in dogs is a common symptom with many causes. Treatment for dogs with ataxia varies depending on the underlying cause.
Intervertebral disc disease can result in sudden, severe pain and paralysis. Many dogs will require spinal surgery to treat the condition.
Walking sideways in cats can be a sign of a serious medical issue that requires veterinary attention. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause.
Treatment options for irregular heartbeats, or cardiac arrhythmias, may involve medication or surgery depending on the type and severity of the arrhythmia.
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Eye infections are common in horses and warrant veterinary attention. Infection from eye injuries and uveitis are common and require different treatments.
Excessive thirst is a common symptom of many medical conditions, especially in senior dogs. It’s best to seek vet care if your dog is drinking more than usual.
Hyperesthesia syndrome is a rare disorder in cats characterized by extreme skin sensitivity leading to compulsive behavior. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause.
Diabetes is common in senior dogs. Managing it can be challenging due to other age-related health problems, so it’s important to work with a vet.
While it’s not always necessary to take your dog to a veterinary clinic to treat them for worms, the best way to successfully eliminate or prevent worms is to get professional guidance.
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Cardiac disease in horses can be severe. Signs include poor performance, lethargy, and loss of appetite. Treatment options vary between heart conditions.
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