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Our Lacey veterinarians share valuable tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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My Dog Can't Stand Up and Keeps Falling Over

My Dog Can't Stand Up and Keeps Falling Over

A dog that can't seem to stay on their feet may be experiencing a number of possible conditions or health concerns. Here, our Lacey vets share some reasons why your dog is staggering and falling over and what to do if they can't seem to stand up.

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My Cat Won't Stop Vomiting: What Should I Do?

My Cat Won't Stop Vomiting: What Should I Do?

While some cats may occasionally vomit with no serious complications other times it can be a sign of a serious illness or medical condition. Our Lacey emergency vets talk about what happens when your cat won't stop vomiting and when you should seek veterinary care.

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Antifreeze & Dogs: Should I Go to the Pet ER?

Antifreeze & Dogs: Should I Go to the Pet ER?

Antifreeze is a readily available substance in any home that has a car. This means that pet owners should be diligent in protecting their dogs from the potentially fatal poisoning that could occur with ingestion. Our Lacey vets share the symptoms of antifreeze poisoning and the steps you should take if poisoning does happen.

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Excessive Panting in Dogs

Excessive Panting in Dogs

While dogs normally pant some if they get too hot or have been playing lots, there are times when the panting becomes concerning. Today, our Lacey vets talk about the reasons why dogs breathe heavily and what you can do if you notice excessive panting in your dog.

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My Dog is Dry Heaving: What should I do?

My Dog is Dry Heaving: What should I do?

We know that sometimes our dogs can fall ill and begin to show the associated symptoms, but what happens if they aren't your typical concerns? Here, our Lacey vets talk about why your dog is dry heaving and what you can do to help them.

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Has my cat been poisoned?

Has my cat been poisoned?

While it is unlikely that cats will end up poisoned or eat toxic plants, there is always a chance and it's better to be prepared. Here, our Lacey veterinarians share some of the items that can be poisonous to cats and what symptoms to look out for.

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Constipation in Cats: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Constipation in Cats: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

If your cat is experiencing bathroom issues, it can not only cause them discomfort but can also lead to potentially serious complications. Our Lacey vets discuss the signs of constipation in cats as well as the common causes and treatment options.

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Heavy Bleeding in a Dog or Cat that Won't Stop

Heavy Bleeding in a Dog or Cat that Won't Stop

If your dog or cat is bleeding due to sudden trauma then you will need to know how to handle the situation. Here, our Lacey veterinarians discuss heavy bleeding in cats and dogs and what you can do to help with the bleeding while you get your pet to the nearest animal emergency hospital.

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Endoscopy For Pets

Endoscopy For Pets

If your dog has been showing uncomfortable signs of illness including vomiting and diarrhea, your vet may recommend scheduling them for an endoscopy. Today, our Lacey vets offer more information about diagnosing illness using endoscopy in our veterinary diagnostics laboratory.

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Cat Can't Stop Coughing: Why is My Cat Coughing?

Cat Can't Stop Coughing: Why is My Cat Coughing?

While you can expect your cat to cough if they drink or eat improperly but what about when they are showing advanced symptoms such as wheezing or persistent coughing? Here, our Lacey vets discuss the causes of coughing in cats and when it might be concerning.

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