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I have heard of some. I did not learn of any in vet school....

We will assess or triage your dog to see precisely what's going on, and we’ll check the dog’s vital signs....

It depends on what you call a test....

Sudden changes, whether the dog has collapsed or is now bleeding—in those cases, first aid definitely should come into play, and usually by a veter...

It's possible. Ticks don't discriminate....

Cataracts can be relatively easy to see on most dogs. You can get a light and a certain amount of magnification and peer into the pupil area....

If your dog has fleas or ticks, the most important thing to do is to get a recommendation from your veterinarian regarding which product would be g...

That's a great question. The diagnostic imaging itself doesn't cause pain, but the positions they need to be in to get the best image might....

Fleas don't discriminate. They don't mind getting on your other dog and start biting them. Or sometimes, if they're bad enough, they'll bite you....

Fleas go through stages....

Surgery is certainly not warranted in any, or in very many emergencies, or certainly not all of them. It depends on what the emergency is....

That's a great question....

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If you suspect an eye issue, have it looked at....

That comes up a lot these days. Some remedies supposedly have an effect on killing fleas....

There is....

You're going to have them feeling better, looking better and extending their life by quite a while by keeping them active throughout the years....

Yes, is the answer; both....

Sometimes it's as simple as running my finger against the growth of the hair to look at that skin deep down to see if I can see any....

Fleas are dark brown, fast, and like to jump. They're smaller, maybe around the size of a pinhead....