Wellness
Feline hyperthyroidism is common in senior cats and can have subtle clinical signs, such as weight loss, that cat owners should look out for.
The Vetster Editorial Team
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Endocrine diseases can alter hair growth in dogs, leading to patchy hair loss or thinning of hair. To treat endocrine alopecia, the underlying disorder must be addressed.
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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.
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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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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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.
10 min read
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.
11 min read
Feline stomatitis is inflammation of the lining of the mouth. It’s usually severely painful and there is often no obvious underlying cause, such as an injury or infection. A veterinarian must treat the common condition promptly to improve a cat’s quality of life and prevent other health issues.
Dental procedures such as tooth extractions and dental surgery can be expensive but are necessary to treat issues like periodontal disease and broken jaws in cats.
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Dental chews can be useful for improving dental health in dogs and preventing periodontal disease when used properly. However, not all chews are created equal.
Kittens lose their baby teeth and grow their adult teeth between three and six months of age. The process can be uncomfortable for kittens and concerning for owners.
As adult teeth push out a puppy’s baby teeth, puppies can become uncomfortable and destructive. Learn the best way to manage a puppy’s teething timeline
Broken teeth are common in dogs and can range in severity. Treatment options for a fractured tooth vary depending on the severity of the break.
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Dog dental treats can help maintain a dog’s dental health and keep teeth clean between professional dental cleanings. What are the best dental treats for dogs?
Feline tooth resorption is a common dental issue in cats that causes oral pain and tooth loss. Treatment of resorptive lesions with a vet is needed for pain relief.
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