Bacterial and fungal skin infections in dogs can cause red, itchy, inflamed skin leading your pooch to feel irritable and uncomfortable. Today, our vets explain yeast and staph infections and discuss symptoms, causes and treatments.
For this episode we sat down with Animal Hospital of North Asheville's new Hospital Manager, Sierra Allen, to talk about what exactly a Register Vet Techs (RVT) does, and the things that make us love our jobs.
Tune in to this episode to learn more about how we diagnose and treat pet cancers, and how our treatment plans and goals compare to human medicine. Dr. Amy Plankenhorn joins us to share the knowledge she has gained treating our beloved patients.A Closer Look at Pet Cancers, with Dr. Amy Plankenhorn
Fungal pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs resulting from a fungal lung infection. Today our North Asheville vets explain more about fungal pneumonia in dogs and how it is treated.
Ehrlichiosis is spread by the bite of a tick infected with the Ehrlichia organism. It is essential to diagnose and treat Ehrlichiosis in dogs as early as possible to prevent the disease from becoming severe. Today our North Asheville vets explain the symptoms of Ehrlichiosis in dogs and how it is treated.
Typically the risk of your pup having a severe reaction to a vaccine is very low, and in most cases well worth the risk. Vaccines offer your dog protection from a number of very serious conditions that can be both difficult and expensive to treat. Today our North Asheville vets share advice on how to handle a reaction to a vaccine.
Dogs with hypothyroidism can experience a range of symptoms from skin problems to loss of energy. Today our North Asheville vets share some of the symptoms of hypothyroidism in dogs and how the condition is treated.
Today, learn about anemia in dogs, and its causes and symptoms, as well as treatment options your vet may recommend.
Today, our Asheville vets explain tick-borne diseases in dogs, symptoms, and your options for prevention and treatment.
From a pet’s perspective, ear handling and care can be unsettling and downright scary unless it’s conducted in a way that allows the pet to feel safe and comfortable. Learn the Fear Free way!