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Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
The PARTNER Journal
A Puffy Ear Flap Needs Its Own Examination
A thick, spongy ear flap may be an aural hematoma. Get it assessed promptly and ask about the swelling, underlying irritation and follow-up care.
A Puffy Ear Flap Needs Its Own Examination
A thick, spongy ear flap may be an aural hematoma. Get it assessed promptly and ask about the swelling, underlying irritation and follow-up care.
One Testicle Is Missing: Clarify the Neuter Plan
A retained testicle can be hidden in the groin or abdomen. Ask what has been found, how the neuter will be planned and which records to keep.
One Testicle Is Missing: Clarify the Neuter Plan
A retained testicle can be hidden in the groin or abdomen. Ask what has been found, how the neuter will be planned and which records to keep.
A Swollen Muzzle After a Sting Needs Prompt Advice
Facial swelling or hives after a possible sting warrants prompt veterinary advice. Breathing difficulty or collapse requires emergency care.
A Swollen Muzzle After a Sting Needs Prompt Advice
Facial swelling or hives after a possible sting warrants prompt veterinary advice. Breathing difficulty or collapse requires emergency care.
Addison’s Disease: Repeated Upsets Can Need a Wider Look
Recurring weakness or stomach upsets can have many causes. Learn what to ask about Addison’s testing and why a collapse needs urgent care.
Addison’s Disease: Repeated Upsets Can Need a Wider Look
Recurring weakness or stomach upsets can have many causes. Learn what to ask about Addison’s testing and why a collapse needs urgent care.
Cushing’s Testing: More Than One High Liver Enzyme
A high ALP result alone does not diagnose Cushing’s. Ask how symptoms, medicines and further testing fit together before starting a treatment plan.
Cushing’s Testing: More Than One High Liver Enzyme
A high ALP result alone does not diagnose Cushing’s. Ask how symptoms, medicines and further testing fit together before starting a treatment plan.
A Raspy Bark and Noisy Breathing Deserve Attention
A changed bark and harsh breathing should not automatically be attributed to age. Active breathing difficulty needs immediate veterinary help.
A Raspy Bark and Noisy Breathing Deserve Attention
A changed bark and harsh breathing should not automatically be attributed to age. Active breathing difficulty needs immediate veterinary help.