Duralactin is a nutritional supplement that is used to treat inflammation, supporting normal activity and wellness. It is made from dried milk protein, a natural product. We at Evesham Veterinary Clinic are excited to carry this new product. Here is some information from the manufacturer, Veterinary Products Laboratories. Duralactin® Products Can be used for many different types …
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Intestinal obstruction in dogs may be due to foreign bodies such as rocks, string, bones, fibers, glues, pieces of plastic or metal, or others. Clinical signs often include vomiting, dehydration, and pain in the abdomen. If you believe your dog has an intestinal obstruction, please call. EVESHAM VETERINARY CLINIC 800 ROUTE 73 SOUTH MARLTON, NJ 08053 …
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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture in Dogs is an injury that occurs to one of the ligaments in the knee, or stifle joint. This ligament is also known as the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Rupture of the cruciate ligament leads to instability, pain, inflammation, and is often associated with a torn meniscus. Clinical signs: Pain Lameness Toe-touching gait …
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Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) testing Summary: FIV and FeLV are deadly viral diseases that infect cats Test new cats before introducing them to your existing cats Separate positive cats from negative cats to prevent transmission Keep cats indoors to prevent fighting with neighborhood cats Vaccinate outdoor cats for FeLV Provide …
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Neurology encompasses diseases of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. Pets with neurologic disease can exhibit signs that are frightening to observe, such as paralysis, difficulty walking, tremors, and seizures. We at Evesham Veterinary Clinic diagnose and treat neurological diseases. We start with a history and physical examination. Further testing may include radiographs and bloodwork. Many cases …
Evesham Veterinary Clinic offers modern pain management for dogs, cats, and other animals. In the last few decades, there has been an explosion of interest in how animals perceive pain, and many more therapeutic options have become available. This has resulted in more comfort and improved outcomes for our patients. Medications NSAIDS Rimadyl (Carprofen) Deramaxx (Deracoxib) …
Ear infections, or otitis, are a common problem in dogs. Painful, itchy ears can cause a decrease in quality of life, odor, hearing loss, and behavior changes. Clinical signs: Redness Itchiness Odor Pain Discharge Because there are many possible causes of ear infections, it is important to have a veterinarian evaluate the dog before starting ear …
Bladder stones are mineralized objects that form in the bladders of dogs and cats. They are often caused by urinary tract infections. Diet may be another factor. Clinical signs include difficulty urinating, bloody urine, or urinating a little bit at a time. Left untreated, bladder stones can become life-threatening. Diagnosis is confirmed with radiographs (x-rays) and/or ultrasound. Sometimes the stones …
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) is a disorder of the bladder and urethra that causes signs including straining to urinate, bloody urine, and at times a complete inability to urinate, which if untreated can lead to kidney failure and death. The disease is causes by microscopic crystals that form in the urine. These crystals …
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Pyometra is an infection of the uterus caused by high levels of the hormone progesterone. It usually occurs during the period called diestrus, following when a dog is in heat. At this time the uterus is vulnerable to infection with bacteria. The most common cause is a bacterium called Escherichia coli. Pyometra can affect any female …
