Inflammatory bowel disease (also known as IBD) can impact a portion, or all, of your dog's gastrointestinal system. It can also be difficult to diagnose. Here, our Ventura vets will walk you through some of the symptoms of IBD, as well as how to help your dog feel better.
Our VMSG veterinary team will describe here the different types of anemia in cats and offer some information about their symptoms and what to do if you suspect your cat has anemia in the Ventura area.
Anemia is a condition which often indicates another, underlying, health issue. However, it can be treated and cured. Here, our Ventura vet team describes the symptoms, and treatments for anemia in cats.
There are a number of health conditions which can cause anemia in dogs. Today, our Ventura vets will walk you through the different types of anemia you can expect to see in dogs as well as their symptoms and treatments.
What should be on your to-do list when preparing your dog for surgery? Our Ventura vets share some tips, along with basic instructions you may receive from your vet.
Vestibular disease can be distressing for dog parents to see in their pup. However, this condition which affects balance often begins to improve after as little as a day. Here, our Ventura vets share some of the symptoms and treatments for vestibular disease in dogs.
Seizures aren't rare in dogs, but not all seizures are the same. There are numerous different types of seizures which very in severity and length. Here, our Ventura vets will walk you through the different types of seizures found in dogs.
Seizures in dogs can be caused by a number of factors ranging from heat exhaustion to epilepsy. Today our Ventura vets help you to understand more about seizures in dogs.
Learning that your cat has had a stroke can be a distressing revelation. With early and effective treatment, our Ventura vets may be able to help your cat recover well.
The most common type of bone cancer in dogs, called osteosarcoma, is aggressive and can spread quickly to other parts of the body, making early detection and treatment vital. Today, our Ventura vets explain how to spot the signs of bone cancer in your dog, and when to reach out to your vet.