At AVCI, we don't just see a bloated tummy as a mere symptom. We thoroughly examine the contents of your pet's abdominal fluid to ensure comprehensive evaluation. This is a sample of fluid taken from a dog with ascites via abdominocentesis. The fluid has a certain content that is milky…
At Aycardo Veterinary Center Inc. (AVCI), a male canine patient recently underwent a remarkable recovery from a right eye problem. Diagnosed as a descemetocele, the patient required a specialized surgical procedure called temporary tarsorrhaphy to correct the condition. Following the surgery, the diligent care provided by AVCI included the administration…
A female canine patient that recently gave birth was suffering from eclampsia, a life-threatening condition caused by low blood calcium levels (hypocalcemia). The dog had a very low calcium blood level leading to tremors and tachycardia. She was brought to Aycardo Veterinary Center Inc. (AVCI) for emergency treatment.Eclampsia usually occurs…
FAQs about Lipemia What is hyperlipidemia?This is the increase in the concentration level of lipids (such as fat) in the blood of a fasted pet (>12 hours). What is lipemia?It is a type of hyperlipidemia wherein the high levels of fat is visible to the naked eye. The serum or…