Lymphoma in cats is a type of cancer that impacts specific white blood cells in your kitty's body called lymphocytes. Today, our Englewood veterinarians discuss types of lymphoma seen in cats, diagnosis, and treatment options.
You may be surprised to learn that skin cancer can be seen in both indoor and outdoor cats and is often caused by sun exposure. In today's post, our Englewood veterinarians discuss skin cancer in cats including its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
Not all lumps and bumps you find on your dog's skin will turn out to be cancerous, but it's important to have any suspicious bumps checked out by your vet. Today our Englewood vets discuss some of the most common skin cancers in dogs.
When it comes to cancers of a dog's urinary system, the bladder is the most common place for this heartbreaking disease to strike. Our Englewood vets share some of the causes and symptoms of bladder cancer in dogs as well as the available treatments.
Is your dog leaving a trail of white flakes behind everywhere they go? The problem could be dog dandruff, but why do dogs get dandruff? Our Englewood vets explain the causes and treatments for dandruff in dogs.
Skin issues caused by allergens are an issue for many dogs brought in to see our Englewood vets. Causes of allergic dermatitis can differ widely but the symptoms are much the same. Below we discuss allergy testing, signs of allergic dermatitis in dogs and available treatments.
There are countless reasons why your dog might experience hair loss. Some common causes include allergies and seasonal shedding as well as more severe conditions such as alopecia. Today, our Englewood vets discuss dog hair loss and what you can do.
Excessive scratching, recurring ear infections, and ongoing cough and cold symptoms can all be signs of allergies in cats. Below, our Englewood vets discuss cat allergy symptoms, diagnosis, and what you and give a cat for allergies.
Is your dog scratching relentlessly or experiencing ongoing digestive problems? Allergies could be the issue. Today, our Englewood vets explain at-home allergy tests for dogs, how they might help, and next steps to take.
Kittens often start showing signs of eye infections when their eyes begin to open at about 8-14 days old. Although there are a few reasons why kitten eye infections occur, our Englewood vets most often see these infections in homeless kittens and barn cats. Here's why...
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