While our clinic focuses on emergency care, we are often asked general questions like what a pet needs or what you should know. In this post, our vets in Lacey share some of the most popular and best dog breeds for families with kids.
Female cats can become pregnant up to five times a year! Knowing the signs and what to do can help make each pregnancy go smoothly. Here, our Lacey vets discuss how long a cat is pregnant and what to expect during delivery.
Dog ears are incredibly unique, from their various sizes to their internal shape. Unfortunately, this can lead to more frequent ear infections. Here, our vets in Lacey discuss how to know if a dog has an ear infection and when to take them for an exam.
Once you've introduced your kitten to the family and have them settled, you should schedule an appointment with a vet. Here, our emergency vets in Lacey discuss what to expect at your kitten's first vet visit, including what to bring and questions to ask.
Endoscopy aims to identify the internal condition causing symptoms such as loss of appetite, vomiting, or diarrhea in pets. Here, our Lacey emergency pet vets discuss endoscopy in dogs and cats and how they are performed in veterinary diagnostic labs.
Unspayed female cats can quickly become pregnant with even a single adventure outside the home. They can also have more than one litter each year. Here, our emergency vets in Lacey share the answer to 'How to tell if my cat is pregnant' and what to expect during pregnancy, labor and delivery.
Dogs love to chomp on anything they can find. Unfortunately, sometimes what they find is toxic, like gum containing xylitol. Our Lacey vets discuss what happens if a dog eats chewing gum, when it's an emergency and the steps you should take.
Some medical issues like allergies can cause a dog's face to puff up along with other uncomfortable and potentially dangerous symptoms. Here, our Lacey emergency vets share the causes and symptoms and explain how to reduce facial swelling in dogs.
Pets can sometimes experience sudden and severe trauma, injuries or illnesses that require intensive care and the help of specialized veterinarians. Here, our Lacey emergency veterinarians share some information about animal critical care, what to expect in an ICU and how they can help your pet in serious emergencies.
While blood in your dog's ears can be a sign of a simple issue like a bug bite, other issues can be serious and time-sensitive. Here, our Lacey emergency vets discuss the causes and symptoms of bleeding in your dog's ears and when it is necessary to seek veterinary care.
At Olympia Pet Emergency, you can always access our full complement of emergency services without an appointment. We treat both walk-in patients and referrals for urgent veterinary care.
