The Emergency Vets’ Veterinary Blog

When something feels off with your pet, having reliable information can make a difference. Our veterinary blog is designed to give you clear, practical insights into emergency pet care, so you feel more prepared if the unexpected happens.

  • Dog Styes: When is a Stye on Your Dog’s Eye Considered an Emergency?

    Does your dog have a stye on their eye, and you wonder if it is an emergency? A stye is extremely painful for a pup. If you want to know more about dog styes, check out this informative article. What…

  • My Cat Caught a Mouse or a Bird – What Do I Do?

    As a cat owner, you may have experienced the unsettling moment when your feline companion presents you with a “gift” in the form of a captured mouse or bird. This natural hunting behavior can be distressing, especially for those who…

  • Dog Diarrhea: When to See a Vet

    Diarrhea is an unpleasant experience, especially when it happens to our beloved pets. As a dog owner, it’s natural to be concerned when your furry friend experiences diarrhea. Although diarrhea can be a common occurrence in dogs, it can also…

  • Will a Small Amount of Onion Hurt My Dog?

    Have you ever been tempted to share your food with your dog? If you think of giving them food with onions, think again, as onions are toxic to dogs. You should never feed your dog onion, period. Even in small…

  • Feline Alopecia: Is Hair Loss on my Cat an Emergency?

    Feline Alopecia: Is Hair Loss on my Cat an Emergency? Finding out that your cat is losing clumps or patches of fur is pretty alarming, especially if they are showing other signs of being sick or possibly having a medical…

  • Bloat in Dogs: See a Vet if Your Dog is Showing These Bloat Symptoms

    Bloat occurs when the abdomen is full or distended. Bloat can be triggered by a number of circumstances, including gorging, constipation, or Cushing’s Disorder. You cannot ignore this symptom if your dog has a swollen belly. While it could be…

  • 6 Signs of a Panic Attack in Dogs

    Does your dog have panic attacks? Would you know how to recognize them if so? What are some of the most common signs of a panic attack in dogs? Some dogs are prone to panic attacks, just like some humans…

  • Swollen Lymph Nodes in Dogs: Is This an Emergency?

    Does your dog have swollen lymph nodes? Are you worried about what this could mean for their health? How do you know when swollen lymph nodes indicate a canine emergency that needs immediate veterinary attention? In most situations, swollen lymph…

  • Burns on Cats: Types and When They’re an Emergency

    Burns on Cats: Types and When They’re an Emergency   As a cat owner, it’s important to learn how to recognize when something may be wrong with your pet. Although burns are not very common in cats, they can definitely…

  • Common Symptoms of an Allergic Reaction in Cats

    Does your cat have allergies, or do you suspect he might? Would you like to find out more about the symptoms of allergic reactions in cats so you can know how to respond if your cat shows these signs? Allergies…

  • Common Signs of a Cat in Labor

    Do you have a cat who is expecting kittens? Would you know how to tell if she has gone into labor? If this is your first time caring for an expectant mother cats, it’s crucial to learn the signs of…

  • Cat Wheezing: When is it Considered an Emergency?

    If you’ve ever heard your cat wheeze, you may have been alarmed by the sound. Wheezing isn’t common in cats, and when cats wheeze, it usually signifies that something is wrong. However, some causes of cat wheezing are more serious…