Our Ventura veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you ensure your pets stay happy and healthy.
Our Ventura vets understand that seeing symptoms of vestibular disease - a balance disorder that can lead to vertigo and vision problems - in your cat can be alarming. Today, we'll list the signs of this condition in cats and how vestibular disease is treated.
Have you heard of pleural effusion in dogs? It's a condition that reduces the space available for the lungs to expand within the chest cavity, making it harder for affected dogs to breathe. Here, our vets in Ventura provide a detailed overview of the symptoms, causes, and available treatments for pleural effusion in dogs.
Did you know that even indoor cats are susceptible to heartworm infection? Our Ventura vets explain the danger of heartworm disease in cats, symptoms, treatment, and how you can prevent it.
Hip dysplasia is a painful condition that occurs when one or both of your dog's hips develop abnormally. Hip dysplasia can worsen over time if left untreated, severely limiting your dog's mobility. Our Ventura veterinarians explain the three most effective surgeries for treating hip dysplasia in dogs in today's post.
Cats may require anesthesia for various medical procedures. This can include surgeries, dental cleanings, or diagnostic imaging. Today, our vets will discuss anesthesia for cats and what you can expect from it.
Is your puppy walking or standing on the top of their feet instead of their paws? If so, they may be knuckling. Here, our Ventura vets talk about the causes of paw knuckling in puppies and the treatments available.
Our veterinary neurologist at Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group (VMSG) in Ventura diagnoses and treats cats that are experiencing seizures. Today, we look at epilepsy in cats; some of the different types of seizures, and their most common symptoms.
Dilated cardiomyopathy (an enlarged heart) in a dog can have numerous potential causes and many severe side effects. Here, our Ventura vets list causes of this serious condition, symptoms and treatment options.
A dog's bloody ear can be a concerning sign for any pet parent whether due to a minor irritation or a more serious issue. Here, our Ventura emergency vets talk about the causes of bleeding ears in dogs, the symptoms that may occur and when to visit your vet.
Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) ruptures are a common orthopedic injury in dogs. Our Ventura vets explain the injury as well as the CCL surgery process that is likely necessary for your dog.