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Have you ever noticed a change in your pet’s bowel movements or appetite and wondered why? Gastrointestinal foreign bodies – ingested objects that can’t be broken down by the …

Don’t ignore this silent threat – understand why proper care against gastrointestinal stasis is vital for rabbit owners Does your bunny seem a bit off? Gastrointestinal stasis, a common …

North Carolina winters are always surprising—recent years have demonstrated that we’re not immune to snow, ice, and frigid temperatures. These sometimes unanticipated arctic blasts can leave humans and pets …

Many pets have a fireworks-associated noise phobia. If your pet exhibits anxiety or fear during fireworks displays, use techniques such as desensitization and counterconditioning in the weeks before the …

Witnessing your pet having a seizure can be frightening. Seizures are one of the most common neurological disorders reported in dogs, and can affect cats, too. Our Animal Emergency …

Keeping your cat indoors protects them from many dangers, such as infectious diseases, parasites, animal attacks, and being hit by a car, but cats need environmental enrichment to enjoy …

As our hot and muggy North Carolina summer temperatures rise, your pet’s heat-related injury risk also increases. During the summer, our Animal Emergency Hospital and Urgent Care team treats many heat-related …