In this day and age, the well-being of our animal companions is of the utmost importance. As responsible pet owners and veterinary professionals, we always strive to relieve the pain of our beloved dogs and cats. In this context, local anesthesia has brought about a revolutionary change in veterinary practice. In this article, we will take a detailed look at the benefits, techniques, and recent advances of local anesthesia in dogs and cats.
Gastric torsion, also known medically as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is an acute and life-threatening event that can occur in guinea pigs. This causes the stomach to rotate on its own axis, which leads to an interruption in blood circulation and a build-up of gas. This condition requires immediate veterinary intervention to save the animal's life.
Castration of female dogs and sterilization of female dogs are two different surgical procedures. While sterilization only involves cutting the fallopian tubes and thus preventing fertilization, castration involves removing the ovaries and sometimes also the uterus. Castration therefore not only has the effect of infertility, but also affects the bitch's hormonal balance.
There are medical reasons for spaying a dog, such as preventing certain diseases or complications related to the reproductive system. It can also help with certain behavioral problems, although the effect varies from dog to dog.
Laryngeal paralysis, also popularly known as laryngeal paralysis, is a disease that occurs predominantly in older animals and especially in larger breed dogs. This neurological disorder has a significant impact on an animal's respiratory system and, in extreme cases, can cause life-threatening conditions.
A perineal hernia is a special type of hernia that occurs in the perineum, the area between the anus and the external genital organs. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options for perineal hernias in dogs.
Cruciate ligament tears are a common injury in dogs and can be very expensive. Dog owners should not take this injury lightly and act quickly to avoid long-term damage to the animal. In this article we will discuss how much a torn cruciate ligament in a dog costs and which insurance companies can cover the costs.
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Always impressive and horrifying at the same time - what were people thinking by changing the dog's anatomy so much?! Just today we operated on the airways of such a small Bulli, but no surgery in the world can bring about normal conditions. ???? Cat The Vet Want to know why brachycephalic (short
