Heartworm disease is likely fatal to dogs without treatment and is caused by foot-long worms that linger in their heart, lungs, and blood vessels. When left untreated, canines can have hundreds of worms at a time, causing permanent damage to… Read More
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Understanding Pneumothorax in Dogs
When a pneumothorax occurs, atmospheric air enters the pleural cavity from trauma due to other animals, car accidents, puncturing wounds, or spontaneously. Unfortunately, these circumstances can impact one or both lungs. The condition might be fatal if not successfully treated…. Read More
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Osteoarthritis in Dogs and Cats
The most prevalent type of joint disease in dogs and cats is osteoarthritis. In pets with this joint disease, the cartilage lining at the end of the bone wears out, causing pain, inflammation, and stiffness where the bones rub together…. Read More
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National Puppy Day in Harford County
Getting a new puppy is an exciting time for everyone. However, there is plenty to consider when you first bring your new puppy home, including walking, feeding, training, socialization, and vaccination. So, it’s essential to know what to do! In… Read More
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Poison Prevention Week: Common Toxicities in Pets
What do you visualize when you think of the word “poison?” Did you know numerous substances that may not come to mind are hazardous to pets? Pet owners should become familiar with the common toxicities in pets. In honor of… Read More
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Glaucoma in Dogs
Glaucoma is an eye disease in which the pressure within the eye, is known as intraocular pressure (IOP). If your canine displays any signs of this eye disease, a veterinarian should view him or her immediately. Mount Carmel Animal Hospital… Read More
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Northern Baltimore County: What is Anaplasmosis in Dogs?
Anaplasmosis is a tick-borne disease that puts people’s and pets’ health at risk within the U.S. Mount Carmel Animal Hospital in Northern Baltimore County informs readers about the symptoms of anaplasmosis in dogs, potential long-term effects, and treatment for this… Read More
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Information About Tooth Root Abscess in Dogs
Have you noticed your pet develop a swelling below its eye? If so, this could be a dog tooth abscess. Unfortunately, this condition may be painful for your canine companion. This article informs readers regarding the causes, symptoms, and treatment… Read More
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Let’s Talk About Oral Tumors in Cats and Dogs
Oral tumors are relatively prevalent in dogs and cats. Even though many mouth tumors are benign, multiple substantial malignant tumors impact our pets. Mount Carmel Animal Hospital discusses more information regarding oral tumors in cats and dogs in this article.
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Pet Dental Month: What are Retained Baby Teeth in Dogs?
Similar to humans, canines have two sets of teeth in their lifetime. In particular, puppies have 28 deciduous teeth, aka baby teeth, whereas adult dogs have 42 permanent teeth, aka secondary teeth. In honor of Pet Dental Month, Mount Carmel… Read More