It was 2:17 a.m. on a rainy Saturday when the clinic’s emergency line exploded. Lisa’s voice cracked: “Doc, Max won’t stop vomiting, his belly’s swollen like a drum, and he just collapsed! He was fine after a burger last week, but now… pancreatitis in dogs symptoms are killing him!” Max, her 5-year-old Labrador, lay limp
It was a stormy Thursday night when the ER doors slammed open. In stumbled Tom, cradling his 4-year-old Portuguese Water Dog, Bella, who was trembling and collapsed in his arms. “Doc, dog Addison’s disease symptoms she was fine yesterday, now vomiting, weak, pale gums! Dog Addison’s disease treatment—can I do anything at home?” Bella’s pulse
It was a chaotic Wednesday morning when the clinic phone rang at 7:45 a.m. On the line was Maria, a panicked mom of two kids and a 5-year-old Cocker Spaniel named Rosie. “Doc, conjunctivitis in dogs—Rosie’s eyes are red, gooey, and she’s pawing like crazy! Can I fix this at home, or is it ER