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At Dr. Eric's Animal Hospital, we strive to educate our customers on the optimal ways to care for their beloved pets. With our extensive expertise and deep commitment to animal welfare, we provide informative and comprehensive content that empowers pet owners to make knowledgeable decisions in promoting their pets' well-being.
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🐱🧠 Seizures in Cats|What Should You Do? 🧠🐱
Seeing your cat have a seizure is frightening, but three things matter most: stay calm, keep your cat safe, and arrange a veterinary check as soon as possible. Any seizure should be taken seriously and assessed by a vet. This post briefly covers: ✔️ Common signs of seizures in cats ✔️ Safe steps to take during and after a seizure ✔️ When it is an EMERGENCY versus when to book an URGENT vet visit If you think your cat has had a seizure, try to record a video, follow the steps
Allan Cheung
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🐶🧠 Seizures in Dogs|What Should You Do? 🧠🐶
Seeing your dog have a seizure is frightening, but three things matter most: stay calm, keep your dog safe, and arrange a veterinary check as soon as possible. Any seizure should be taken seriously and assessed by a vet. This post briefly covers: ✔️ Common signs of seizures in dogs ✔️ Safe steps to take during and after a seizure ✔️ When it is an EMERGENCY versus when to book an URGENT vet visit If you think your dog has had a seizure, try to record a video, follow the steps
Allan Cheung
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🐶 Dog Parents Must Know: Kennel Cough 🦠‼️
Kennel Cough (also known as Canine Infectious Tracheobronchitis) is a highly contagious respiratory disease 🚨 that can occur year-round. Dogs that go out often, live in groups, or visit kennels, parks and interact with other dogs are at the highest risk. The bacteria/virus spread through droplets and direct contact, attacking the trachea and bronchi, which can lead to pneumonia—puppies and senior dogs are more prone to severe illness and need extra care. Prevention ✅ 💉 Vacc
Allan Cheung
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🐱💛‼️ Feline Pain Signs - Act Fast, Get it Checked Early 🐱💛‼️
Cats are masters at hiding pain—subtle facial and body changes are often the only warning signs. Tense facial muscles, narrowed eyes, flattened ears, pulled-back whiskers, reduced activity, quiet behaviour or changes in eating habits all signal discomfort and ongoing pain. Never ignore silent pain cues. If you spot any unusual physical or behavioural changes in your cat, seek veterinary care immediately. Early assessment and targeted treatment prevent chronic pain, slow disea
Allan Cheung
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