My pet is straining to urinate/defecate. What should I do?
A pet that appears constipated may actually be unable to urinate.Veterinary Partner offers some advice on this subject. **A pet that cannot urinate is considered an emergency. Please contact us or an emergency center immediately.**
What is Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)?
The majority of our patients are dogs and cats; however, we do see other pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, healthy birds, rats, sugar gliders, chinchillas, reptiles, and non-poisonous snakes. Please mention the species when making an appointment.
Why does my pet need an exam for a particular medication?
By law a veterinarian is unable to dispense medication without a proper doctor-patient relationship. This means that the annual wellness examination must be current in order for medication to be prescribed. Certain medical conditions may require more frequent exams.
Why does my pet need bloodwork for a particular medication?
Most drugs are metabolized through the liver and kidneys; therefore, we want to make sure that your pet's medication is not interfering with organ functions. Drug levels in the bloodstream are also monitored, and the test results may indicate a need to adjust the current dose of medication.
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