Some veterinary procedures need to be performed with your pet under anesthesia, so they don’t feel pain or move during the procedure. Like any medical procedure, anesthesia does have risks, but anesthesia for animals has come a long way and is safer than it ever was before. In this podcast, Dr. Nora Matthews, professor emeritus at Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine, talks about anesthesia for pets.
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The holiday grooms have officially begun! Don't miss out–schedule your pet's gr…
The holiday grooms have officially begun! Don’t miss out–schedule your pet’s groom with Briana today!
Emerald Animal Hospital will be closing today at 2:00pm. Have a wonderful Thank…
Emerald Animal Hospital will be closing today at 2:00pm. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Cancer treatments for pets
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer is the leading cause of death in older pets, accounting for almost half of the deaths of pets over 10 years of age. But recent developments in veterinary medicine have greatly increased the option…
Cancer treatments for pets
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer is the leading cause of death in older pets, accounting for almost half of the deaths of pets over 10 years of age. But recent developments in veterinary medicine have greatly increased the option…
Recall of Bailey’s Choice chicken jerky treats expanded
Georgia-based product may be contaminated with Salmonella.