Our veterinary diagnostic lab offers diagnostic imaging as a routine and emergency part of veterinary care. But what are the differences between CT scans and X-ray imaging tools? Learn what to expect when bringing your cat or dog in for these imaging procedures from our Snellville vets.
Performing diagnostic tests allows our veterinary professionals to gain insight into your cat or dog's health and bodily functions. Here, our Snellville vets share information about diagnosing heart conditions in pets and what a normal dog or cat ECG looks like.
By testing your cat or dog's urine, your vet can diagnose health conditions and monitor various aspects related to the function of their body. Here, our vets in Snellville discuss the purpose of urinalysis for dogs and cats, how urine samples are collected and what we look for in each sample.
Bloodwork can help a vet diagnose illnesses and determine how your pup's body usually functions. Here, our vets in Snellville discuss the purpose of blood tests for dogs and how they can help us treat and care for them.
Do you suffer from asthma? Have you ever wondered if your cat may be a contributing factor? Here, our vets in Snellville discuss whether cats can cause their humans to have asthma and how to help reduce the allergens in your home.
Diabetes is a condition that most often affects older or obese cats. Without proper treatment, it can be life-threatening. Here, our team in Snellville discusses the symptoms, treatment options and when to speak to an internal medicine vet for diabetes in cats.
External parasites like ticks cause physical discomfort and may transmit serious diseases like ehrlichiosis to your pup. Here, our Snellville vets discuss the symptoms or ehrlichiosis in dogs and the treatment options for this medical condition.
Ehrlicha bacteria is spread by ticks across the United States and can cause serious and life-threatening conditions. Here, our Snellville vets share the stages and symptoms of ehrlichiosis in dogs and whether it can be cured.
Ticks can transmit many serious medical conditions to dogs. One of which is from the bacteria known as Ehrlicha. In today's post, our Snellville vets discuss ehrlichiosis in dogs, as well as the symptoms and treatment of this disease.
Hematomas, or blood blisters, can easily occur if your cat experiences trauma to the ear or has been excessively scratching. Today, our Snellville vets share the typical causes of ear hematomas in cats, how they are diagnosed and how surgery can repair this issue and prevent complications.
Snellville Animal Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Snellville companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
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