Dog Vomiting: When to Visit Urgent Care Tonight
Pet Patient News A single episode of vomiting in an otherwise bright, playful dog can sometimes be watched at home. […]
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Seizures in Pets: What to Do in the First 10 Minutes
Pet Patient News Seeing your dog or cat have a seizure is scary. The most important thing you can do
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Red, Squinty, or Watery Eyes in Pets
Pet Patient News Urgent and What to Do Tonight A suddenly “squinty” or red, watery eye is uncomfortable for your
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Pancreatitis in Pets: Signs After a “Rich Meal” — What to Do Right Now
Pet Patient News Greasy table scraps, trash-raiding, or a sudden diet change can inflame the pancreas and trigger pancreatitis. It’s
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Vomiting & Diarrhea in Pets: What’s Urgent—and What to Do Right Now
Pet Patient News Vomiting & Diarrhea in Pets: What’s Urgent—and What to Do Right Now Stomach troubles are one
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Halloween Safety for Pets — Tricks, Treats, and What to Avoid
Pet Patient News Halloween is a fun and festive time for families — but for our pets, it can be
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Allergic Reactions in Pets: Hives, Facial Swelling, Bee Stings & Food Reactions
Pet Patient News Signs of an allergic reaction Hives or welts, intense itching, red skin Facial, lip, or eyelid swelling;
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Foreign Object Ingestion in Pets: What to Do Right Now
Pet Patient News Common culprits Socks, toys, bones, corn cobs, string/thread (cats!), hair ties, pacifiers, rocks, sewing needles, and food
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Pet Cuts & Bite Wounds: First Aid and When to Visit Urgent Care (San Diego)
Pet Patient News When a wound is an urgent problem Bleeding that won’t slow after 5–10 minutes of steady pressure
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