Joints: the quiet signs of stiffness
Dogs limp and cats stop jumping. Usually it is pain, and pain can be treated.
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Things we explain in the exam room, written down.
Seven guides for dogs by Dr. Maren and Dr. Ellis. Six follow the body areas in Where does it hurt?, one covers the rest of the year.
Ears: head shaking, smells, and when a tilt is urgent
Most ear trouble is yeast, bacteria, or mites. A swab tells us which, in ten minutes.
Eyes: squinting, discharge, and sudden changes
Squinting is how pets show eye pain. Most causes are small if they are seen within a day.
Mouth and teeth: what bad breath usually means
Bad breath usually means sore gums, and most of the problem sits below the gumline.
Skin and coat: itch, hot spots, and overgrooming
Itch always has a cause. We rule out fleas and mites first, because they are quick to find.
Belly: vomiting, diarrhea, and the emergencies to know
One bad day is common. A pattern, bloat, a blocked cat, or a toxin is not.
Knowing when: questions for the last months
There is rarely one right day. These questions help, and you can call us to talk it through.
Is something happening right now?
Do not read. Call (631) 555-0148. After 9 pm, call (631) 555-0163.
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