Osteosarcoma or bone cancer is one of the most common types of cancer a dog can develop, and must be diagnosed and treated early to achieve the best possible treatment outcomes. Learn more about the signs of bone cancer in dogs, and when to seek help from your veterinarian.
At Spring House Animal Hospital in Ambler our vets are seeing increasing numbers of dogs with diabetes. There's no cure at the moment but treatments are available. Today, we discuss signs that your dog may have diabetes and how it can be treated.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a chronic condition that affects the gastrointestinal tract and leads to some uncomfortable symptoms for your pup. In today's post, you will learn about the various treatments used to manage IBD in dogs.
Like people, cats can develop painful oral health problems, making it essential for pet parents to be proactive in keeping their feline friend's teeth clean. Here, you will learn how to brush your cat's teeth and other ways to help protect your kitty's oral health.
Our dogs can develop some bad breath from time to time, but there are many possible causes. In this article, our Ambler vets share a few reasons why your dog may have bad breath, and what you can do about it.
Heartworm disease is a serious, often fatal condition in dogs that can result in severe lung disease, heart failure, organ damage, and more. Preventing heartworm disease is both easier on your pet, and on your wallet than treating the disease after your dog gets ill. Our Ambler vets explain why.
Has your playful pooch had an accident? Your dog's exuberant personality can lead to various minor (or even significant) injuries over the course of their lifetime. Follow these dog wound care tips from our team, to help your pup's injury heal well.
Lymphoma is a type of cancer seen in cats that impacts specific white blood cells called lymphocytes. Here, our Ambler veterinary oncology team discusses types of lymphoma seen in cats, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Intestinal blockages in dogs can be a serious and potentially life-threatening condition, caused by the ingestion of an object or material that becomes lodged in their digestive tract. Our Ambler vets discuss the signs of intestinal blockages in dogs and life-saving surgical intervention.
More and more of our feline friends are living to be senior or even super senior cats! While this is to be celebrated it means that pet parents need to be attentive to the unique needs of old cats. Today, our vets discuss what you should expect as your cat ages.