Blood testing is commonly performed to help diagnose disease or identify animal injury. It can also help determine your pet’s health during routine physical exam visits. As with any other diagnostic exam, the outcome of a CBC and chemistry profile… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Mount Carmel Animal Hospital’
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Understanding Glaucoma in Dogs
Have you noticed your dog’s eyes squinting, cloudy, or bluish? Does your pet seem to constantly scratch or rub its eyes? Dogs, like humans, can develop glaucoma, an imbalance in eye fluid production and drainage that increases unhealthy levels of… Read More
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Medial Patellar Luxation in Dogs
Have you noticed your dog’s kneecap moving out of its usual location? This may be due to medial patellar luxation. Mount Carmel Animal Hospital shares information about medial patellar luxation in dogs in this article.
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Mystery Illness? Canine Respiratory Disease
We’re sure you’ve heard about this mystery illness affecting dogs in recent weeks. Since the United States doesn’t have a solid surveillance system for infectious diseases in dogs, it’s challenging to track and determine if it’s a canine respiratory disease…. Read More
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It’s Itchy Pet Awareness Month in August
It’s Itchy Pet Awareness Month in August, and itchy dogs and cats may be telling you something else about their health. Many pet owners are unaware that itchiness might often be a symptom of a problem requiring treatment. Causes for… Read More
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Northern Baltimore: Heat Safety for Pets
Summertime can be uncomfortable in Northern Baltimore and possibly dangerous for pets and people. It’s hard enough to manage rising temperatures, let alone thick humidity. But things become challenging in areas that are hit with storm-caused power outages, sometimes with… Read More
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Monkton: It’s Chip Your Pet Month in May
Furry friends deserve all the protection and love we can provide them, and that’s where microchipping comes in. Even though collars and tags are important, microchipping adds extra peace of mind. In honor of Chip Your Pet Month, Mount Carmel… Read More
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Northern Baltimore County: Discussing Heart Disease in Cats
Heart disease is a severe health condition in dogs, cats, and humans. Cats, however, do not develop the typical signs of heart disease like humans and dogs. Heart disease in cats is divided into two categories, congenital and adult-onset forms…. Read More
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What Are Corneal Ulcers in Dogs?
To understand corneal ulcers in dogs, you must first know how the cornea functions. The cornea is a transparent, shiny component in front of the eyeball. It’s like a clear windowpane. Mount Carmel Animal Hospital is here to help you… Read More
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Winter Fun with Your Pet in Maryland
During winter, your pet might not be able to enjoy the beach or a sunny day at the park, but that doesn’t mean they can’t have fun. Fortunately, there are many ways to have winter fun with your pet in… Read More