Has your cat been sneezing or showing other signs that would indicate illness? It may be a cold! Here, our veterinarians in Clinton Township discuss the signs of cat colds and what you should do if you think your feline friend is feeling under the weather.
When your pup experiences gastrointestinal upset, it leaves them feeling uncomfortable and may lead to unexpected messes. Here, our vets in Clinton Township share the causes of diarrhea in dogs, what to do if you see blood and when it is an emergency.
Bleeding from the ears can be caused by a variety of issues, some of which are serious. Here, our Clinton Township vets discuss the causes and symptoms of bleeding in your dog's ears and when to bring your companion animal in for emergency veterinary care.
Does your dog seem to be restless through the night? Are you concerned that they are panting excessively when they should be sleeping? In this blog, our Clinton Township vets discuss heavy breathing and talk about why your dog pants so much at night.
You expect your dog to come running up to you breathing heavily after running, but what about when they've been relaxing? Today, our Clinton Township vets discuss the common causes of excessive panting in dogs, why it happens and when to seek emergency veterinary care.
As the weather gets warmer, the risk of overheating rises too. Prevention and swift treatment are crucial for avoiding complications. Here, our Clinton Township vets share the signs and symptoms of heatstroke in cats, the treatment options and when to seek emergency care.
If your dog is experiencing symptoms that point to an internal issue, diagnostic imaging may be able to help provide us with a better look. Here, our Clinton Township vets share some information about X-rays for dogs and talk about how they can help our team diagnose various conditions.
Diagnostics are vital to both the diagnosis of health issues as well as monitoring conditions and recovery from injuries. Here, our Clinton Township vets discuss the use of CT scans and X-rays for dogs and cats and what to expect from diagnostic imaging in our laboratory.
When a pet experiences an issue affecting their heart they should have the issue diagnosed as soon as possible. In this blog post, our Clinton Township veterinarians discuss the purpose of ECGs for cats and dogs, what they tell us about your pet's heart, and when they might be needed.
Diagnostic tests like a urinalysis can help to provide your vet with valuable insight into the internal functions of your pet's organs and systems. Here, our Clinton Township vets discuss the process of performing a urinalysis on pets, why your cat or dog may need one, and what we might learn from it.
Snider Veterinary Service is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Clinton Township companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.