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Although the hotter months can mean fun in the sun, it's important to know the signs of heatstroke in your beloved canine companion. Today, our Los Angeles vets share the signs of this potentially dangerous condition, and what to do if your dog has heatstroke.
All cats vomit now and then, but repeated or severe vomiting isn't normal and could indicate that your cat is suffering from something more serious than an upset tummy. Our Los Angeles vets share some advice on when your cat's vomiting could be something serious.
Cats are adventurous, curious creatures who love to explore their environment. Sometimes on their adventures, they can have mishaps or injuries that cause them wounds. Today, our Los Angeles vets discuss common reasons for cat wounds, how you can help treat them, and when to take your beloved kitty to the vet.
Labored breathing in dogs and cats occurs when your pet is unable to breathe properly due to an underlying medical condition or illness. Here, our Los Angeles vets share the symptoms of labored breathing in cats and dogs.
Veterinary emergencies can happen at any time and the best thing you can do for your cat or dog in an emergency situation is to be prepared. Our Los Angeles vets are here to explain what situations require emergency care, what to do, and steps you can take to prepare for emergencies.
Rabies is a serious and fatal disease. Having your pet vaccinated against rabies is the best way to protect them and your family. Today our Los Angeles vets explain more about this essential vaccine.
If your dog spends time with other pups, such as in a kenne or at the groomer, your vet will most likely recommend the Bordetella vaccine. While the Bordetella vaccination for dogs is considered safe, some mild side effects can be expected. Today, our Los Angeles vets explain...
Parvovirus is a dangerous, highly contagious virus that can be spread to your pup through contact with an infected dog or contaminated items such as food bowls or toys. In this post, our Los Angeles vets share the information you need to know about parvovirus in dogs.
While the chances of a vaccinated dog contracting rabies are low, a rabies vaccination does not guarantee 100% protection. Today, the vets from Ambassador Dog & Cat Hospital discuss rabies and what to do if you suspect your dog might have been exposed.
It can be tempting to skip vaccinations for your indoor cat. However, our Los Angeles vets still recommend keeping your indoor cat's shots up to date, even if they never go outside. Today, they explain why.
Ambassador Dog & Cat Hospital is accepting new patients! Our veterinary team is passionate about the health of pets in our Los Angeles community. Contact us today to book your first appointment.