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Everything you need to know about prostatic disease in dogs - A dog facing away from the camera, playing in the grass

Wellness

Everything you need to know about prostatic disease in dogs

Many conditions can affect a male dog’s prostate gland, ranging from mild to life-threatening. Urinary symptoms are common and should not be ignored.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

How much does an online vet cost? - A woman sitting at a table, holding her puppy up to her laptop

Budgeting

How much does an online vet cost?

The cost of using an online vet depends on whether you use a text-only service, phone consultation service, or a video chat service. Many online providers now offer subscriptions and rolling plans, which can lower your pet’s long-term health care costs.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

12 min read

How much do pet X-rays cost? - Three vets attending to a dog laying on a table being prepared for an X-ray

Budgeting

How much do pet X-rays cost?

An X-ray is an important imaging tool used to diagnose common injuries and diseases not only in humans but also in pets. A variety of factors affect the cost of x-raying your pet, including how many images are needed to properly diagnose their condition.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

Everything you need to know about Cushing’s disease in dogs - A dog lying on a couch with their paws stretched forward

Wellness

Everything you need to know about Cushing’s disease in dogs

Cushing’s disease is the most common endocrine disorder in dogs. The condition has vague clinical signs that mimic those of other conditions, making Cushing's diagnosis difficult. The condition can be life-threatening, so early detection is key for effective medical management.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

15 min read

Vet Spotlight: Dr. Vergette’s success with multiple licenses, multiple species, and extended hours - Vetster

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Vet Spotlight: Dr. Vergette’s success with multiple licenses, multiple species, and extended hours

Meet Dr. Vergette, a veterinarian licensed in eight states who treats dogs, cats and horses. Dr. Vergette has nearly 25 years of experience as a vet and six years as a technician.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

5 min read

A letter to new grads - Vetster

Blog · For vets

A letter to new grads

Congratulations! We are thrilled you have chosen your profession. The world needs you. As you embark on this exciting journey, we want to share some tips to help you navigate the challenges ahead and avoid compassion fatigue and burnout.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

5 min read

Everything you need to know about Addison’s disease in dogs - Tired looking dog lying on a road.

Wellness

Everything you need to know about Addison’s disease in dogs

Addison’s disease is a disorder that affects the pituitary or adrenal glands. Signs are often vague, but if left untreated, this disease can lead to a life-threatening Addisonian crisis.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

17 min read

Everything you need to know about pancreatitis in dogs - A golden lab eating kibble from their food bowl

Wellness

Everything you need to know about pancreatitis in dogs

Acute and chronic pancreatitis are common in dogs. Clinical signs of pancreatitis are similar to those of other conditions, and owners should be aware of the symptoms.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

How do I know if my dog has an oral tumor? - A chocolate lab standing outdoors with their mouth open, panting

Wellness

How do I know if my dog has an oral tumor?

Oral tumors are relatively common in dogs but can be difficult to spot for pet parents due to few presenting symptoms. It is important to keep a close eye on your dog’s oral health, as some oral masses can be malignant or highly aggressive.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

11 min read

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