Wellness
Diabetic ketoacidosis is a life-threatening complication of diabetes in dogs and cats. Pets in DKA require emergency veterinary care and aggressive treatment.
The Vetster Editorial Team
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Vet-recommended flea prevention for dogs helps prevent flea infestations and health issues from fleabites, such as disease and flea allergy dermatitis.
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Fleas on pets can lead to fleabites on babies that can cause itchy skin and disease. Flea prevention on pets is the best way to prevent fleas around babies.
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Hypothyroidism in cats is rare and most often occurs secondarily to treatment for feline hyperthyroidism. Symptoms can vary, and prognosis is good with good management.
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Mange in cats causes hair loss and itching. Safe treatment from a vet is needed to treat symptoms and prevent mange from spreading.
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Puppies go through puberty between 6 and 24 months of age and experience physical and behavioral changes owners need to be aware of.
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Tick prevention reduces the risk of tick-borne diseases and is important in caring for dogs. Get help choosing a safe, vet-recommended tick-prevention treatment.
Tick bites can potentially spread dangerous tick-borne diseases to dogs and cats. Safe and effective tick prevention helps protect pets and their owners.
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Tick bites can lead to tick-borne disease, secondary infections, and anemia in puppies. Tick treatments are not always safe, so removing ticks promptly is best.
Ear mites are very common in cats. Signs of ear mites mimic other issues, such as bacterial infections in the ears, so diagnosis and treatment from a vet are important.
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Mange is a skin disease in dogs that causes hair loss, itchiness, and other skin issues. Treatment for mange can vary, so it’s important to talk to a vet.
A cat can experience a variety of symptoms from a pituitary gland disorder, depending on which pituitary hormone is affected.
Bloody-looking urine in dogs is a common symptom that can be caused by many health issues. It’s important to seek vet care for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
Urinary crystals are common and normal in cat urine, but sometimes they become problematic, causing bloody urine, frequent urination, or dangerous urinary blockages.
Bloody urine in cats can be a sign of an emergency, but the symptom can also be caused by minor conditions. Talk to a vet right away for treatment.
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