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Intravenous (IV) Fluids & Catheter
IVF, or intravenous fluids, are essential for conditions like severe dehydration, trauma, sepsis, and certain illnesses. This method of giving hydration bypasses the digestive system to deliver fluids and nutrients directly into the bloodstream. In an emergency setting - IV fluids help to quickly restore blood pressure, deliver nutrients, regulate electrolytes, and serve as a medium to give other medications over time. The veterinary team will work to tailor a treatment plan
Oct 231 min read


Cytology & Blood Smears
Cytology is the study of cells using a microscope to detect any abnormalities or changes in their structure. It is a quick way for the...
Sep 241 min read


Radiographs (X-RAY)
Radiographs are non-invasive and provide quick, detailed images that aid in diagnosing illness, planning surgeries, and monitoring the...
Aug 261 min read


General Anesthesia
General anesthesia helps control the level of consciousness, pain and movement in our pets. It is used during various types of surgery...
Aug 81 min read


Veterinary Bloodwork: CBC/Chemistry Panels
Bloodwork is a common cost seen on emergency and hospitalization estimates. The most common panels being a CBC (complete blood count) and...
Jul 212 min read


What Is A Nasogastric (NG) Tube?
NG tubes, or nasogastric tubes, are used for many things in veterinary medicine. These long, flexible tubes are placed through the nose...
Jul 91 min read
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