Practical Pet Health Information You Can Understand and Use
Explore AVCI’s Health Guides for clear, practical information on preventive care, common illnesses, diagnostics, treatments, and everyday health concerns affecting dogs and cats. From vaccination and parasite prevention to dental care, laboratory testing, nutrition, heart health, infectious diseases, and other veterinary topics, these guides are designed to help pet owners better understand their pets’ health, recognize when veterinary attention may be needed, and make more informed decisions about their care—because better awareness can lead to earlier action and better outcomes.
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...
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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...
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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....
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A Caesarian section (C-section) is a critical emergency surgical procedure performed on pets experiencing dystocia, ensuring the safety of both the mother and her offspring. At AVCI, we prioritize the health and well-being of your pets during this crucial time. To assist pet owners in understanding the...
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Urolithiasis refers to the presence of stones or sediments (uroliths) in the urine of pets. In cases where the condition is complex or severe, the uroliths often grow large in the urinary bladder, obstructing the normal flow of urine. In such instances, a surgical intervention known as cystotomy is employed...
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Pyometra poses a grave risk to the health of animals, particularly dogs and cats, as it involves a dangerous infection in the uterus leading to the accumulation of bacteria and pus. The recommended course of action for treating pyometra is a surgical procedure known as ovariohysterectomy (OVH), which...
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