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Bordetella in Cats

Bordetella in Cats

Bordetella bronchiseptica in cats is a bacterium that can cause an upper respiratory illness. It is mostly a concern in environments where cats are maintained in large groupings, such as rescue shelters, and some breeding houses. Fortunately, antibiotics may successfully cure infections, and an effective vaccination is available in many areas. Today, our Seattle vets discuss cat bordetella, and what you can do to spot and stop it.

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Difficulty Breathing in Cats and Dogs

Difficulty Breathing in Cats and Dogs

Your dog or cat may be panting, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are having difficulty breathing. Below our Seattle vets explain what labored breathing in dogs and cats, is and what to do if your pet is having difficulties breathing.

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Dog Ear Bleeding: Causes & Treatment

Dog Ear Bleeding: Causes & Treatment

Bleeding in your dog's ears can be a concerning sign for any pet parent whether due to a minor irritation or a more serious issue. Here, our Seattle emergency vets talk about the causes of bleeding ears in dogs, the symptoms that may occur and when to visit your vet.

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Cat Wound Care 101

Cat Wound Care 101

Whether your cat spends their time indoors or outdoors, they may sustain a wound. Here, our vets in Seattle explain common causes of wounds in cats, how to care for a cat wound, and when to take your kitty to a vet for emergency care.

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Heatstroke in Dogs - Signs, Treatment & Prevention

Heatstroke in Dogs - Signs, Treatment & Prevention

As temperatures rise, dog owners need to know the dangers of heatstroke in dogs. This life-threatening condition can occur quickly. In this blog post, our vets in Seattle discuss the causes of heatstroke, its signs, what to do if your dog shows symptoms, when to seek veterinary care, and how to prevent heatstroke in dogs.

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Why is my dog panting at night?

Why is my dog panting at night?

Have you noticed your dog panting or becoming more restless at night lately? You might understandably be feeling some concern. In this post, our Seattle vets list dangerous and non-dangerous reasons your dog might be panting at night, as well as causes of panting at night and when to visit your veterinarian. 

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How to Stop Puppy Biting

How to Stop Puppy Biting

If you have recently adopted a new puppy, there is a high likelihood that they will start chewing on objects and people while they are teething and trying to understand boundaries. In this article, our veterinarians in Seattle, will provide insights on how you can effectively minimize your puppy's tendency to nip and bite.

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Knuckling in Puppies

Knuckling in Puppies

Is your puppy walking or standing on the top of their feet instead of their paws? If yes, they might be experiencing knuckling. In this blog post, our veterinarians in Seattle discuss the causes of knuckling in puppies and the available treatments.

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Kitten Age Chart: How to Tell How Old a Kitten Is

Kitten Age Chart: How to Tell How Old a Kitten Is

If you find yourself taking care of a new kitten, you'll have to be prepared. Their needs change on a weekly basis so you'll have to be able to tell how old they are. Our Seattle vets discuss how to do that.

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Teething Puppies: Tips & Tricks

Teething Puppies: Tips & Tricks

The time in a pet parent's life when their puppy starts teething can be frustrating. The pain caused by teething can often cause our young pets to chew on things they really shouldn't. Here are a few suggestions from our Seattle veterinary team on how you can assist your puppy in managing their discomfort and help get you both through this difficult time.

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