veterinarian
Coverage of veterinarian in the Nexus archive.
- 10 signs your cat is sick — and when to call the vet
The article highlights the importance of recognizing subtle signs of illness in cats, as they often hide symptoms well, to facilitate early problem detection and determine when a vet visit is necessary.
- CVS can now fill pet prescriptions
CVS pharmacies can now dispense common pet prescriptions including antibiotics, flea and tick treatments, insulin, and pain relievers. Pet owners must provide a written prescription from their veterinarian, and some medications offer automatic refills or delivery options.
- ‘Heartbroken’ owner demands $3M after NYC veterinarian allegedly ignored pregnant dog who died in labor
A dog owner is suing a New York City veterinarian for allegedly neglecting a pregnant Pomeranian, which died after 30 hours of unattended labor. The lawsuit claims the vet ignored the dog’s distress, resulting in the death of both the dog and her unborn puppies.
- Rabid bat found in Seattle near University of Washington
A rabid bat was found in Seattle near the University of Washington. Individuals who may have had contact with the bat are advised to contact the health department, and pets with potential exposure should be taken to a veterinarian.
- Pet Health Watch: Could your cat have diabetes? Veterinarian answers common questions
Veterinarian Dr. John Kaya discusses how diabetes affects cats, identifies warning signs for owners to monitor, and outlines available treatment options following a diagnosis.
- Protecting pets from heat: Vital tips from local veterinarian
The article highlights that pets, like humans, can suffer from extreme heat and may show signs of discomfort since they can't communicate it. A local veterinarian shares vital tips to protect them.
- As screwworm nears, rural Zapata County has no vet to get preventative drugs
Cases of New World screwworm are increasing in Texas, and rural Zapata County is particularly vulnerable because it has no veterinarian to administer preventative drugs to livestock or pets.