For Referring Veterinarians

  Did you know that dogs and cats can receive life-saving treatments such as dialysis? Dialysis, or more accurately “extracorporeal therapies,” involves using a specialized machine to pump blood from a patient through a variety of specialized filters and back again. The purpose is typically to remove harmful substances from the blood that are related to, or causing, disease. There are three main reasons to consider dialysis in dogs and cats: acute kidney failure, autoimmune disease,…

    Did you know that diabetes mellitus is a common cause of increased thirst and urination as well as weight loss in dogs and cats? Initial signs are often attributed to changes in weather or routine. But over time, the changes become very pronounced, and the pet needs to be evaluated by a veterinarian.   Many of us are familiar with diabetes mellitus as a condition in people and are familiar with the idea of insulin therapy, but…

  Whether you’re a fan of football, festivals, Halloween, or all things pumpkin spice, there is plenty to love about fall. The change in seasons also brings about new potential dangers for our pets. Check out these tips and information to ensure your fall remains festive and doesn’t include a trip to the ER.   Fall Decorations Be thoughtful about where you use fall decorations. Plastic pumpkins, skeletons, or other décor with…