A torn cranial cruciate ligament—or CCL—is a common knee injury in dogs that typically requires surgery to correct. Here, our Winston-Salem veterinarians guide you through the different surgery options that could be used to get your four-legged friend moving comfortably again.
It's important to meet your small dog's evolving nutritional needs at each stage of life. Whether your tiny pooch is a puppy, middle-aged, or enjoying their golden years, our Winston-Salem vets are here to help with a few tips to help you find the best food for your small dog.
FHO surgery can be a successful and cost-effective treatment for cats with hip problems. Here, our skilled veterinary surgeons in Winston-Salem describe FHO surgery for cats and the recovery process.
Has your veterinarian recommended an ECG for your dog or cat? If so you may be wondering why and what your vet can learn from the results of this diagnostic test. Today, our Winston-Salem vets answer these questions and more.
Narcolepsy is a neurological disorder seen in people and dogs that is characterized by sudden and uncontrollable episodes of daytime sleepiness. What are the causes, signs and symptoms of narcolepsy in dogs? How is it diagnosed? Our Winston-Salem vets answer these questions and more.
While cat hernias aren't very common, when they do occur they typically require surgery to correct. Here, our Winston-Salem veterinarians explain the different types of hernias seen in cats, and the surgery used to treat them.
There are a number of diagnostic tests that can be used to pinpoint the cause of your pet's symptoms. Today our Winston-Salem vets explain some of the diagnostic tests available to help us determine the underlying causes of various health concerns in pets.
Dogs often require anesthesia as part of surgery or procedures such as dental treatments. Here, our Winston-Salem vets discuss anesthesia for dogs, when it's used, and the risks involved.
At our Winston-Salem animal hospital our team of specialist vets believe that educating clients helps them to become great pet owners. So today, we explain urinalysis for pets, why your vet may recommend that your pet have this test done and how to understand your pet's urinalysis results.
If your dog is scheduled to have an x-ray you may be wondering how dog x-rays are done, and whether there is anything you need to do to prepare your dog. Our Winston-Salem vets explain what to expect when you bring your dog in for an x-ray