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Birthing Complications in Pets: When to Act Quickly

Birthing Complications in Pets: When to Seek Emergency Help The birth of a litter of puppies or kittens is an exciting event, but not all deliveries go smoothly. Birthing complications, known as dystocia, can put both the mother and her offspring at risk. Recognizing the warning signs of trouble and knowing when to seek veterinary [...]

Helping Your Pet During Emergencies: Understanding Collapse

Understanding Collapse in Pets: Causes and Emergency Responses Seeing your pet suddenly collapse is an alarming and distressing experience. Whether it's a momentary loss of balance or a prolonged episode of unconsciousness, collapse is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. At Mission Veterinary Clinic & Animal Emergency Hospital in Granada Hills, CA, we treat [...]

What to Do If Your Pet is Bleeding: Expert Tips for Emergencies

What to Do If Your Pet is Bleeding: A Quick and Practical Emergency Guide When your pet is bleeding, quick action can be life-saving. Whether it’s a minor cut, a deep wound, or internal bleeding, knowing how to respond before reaching a veterinarian can make all the difference. At Mission Veterinary Clinic & Animal Emergency [...]

Caring for Your Cat: Recognizing and Treating Urinary Blockages

Urinary Blockages in Cats: Why Your Male Cat’s Straining Could Be Serious Urinary blockages in male cats are life-threatening emergencies that require immediate veterinary attention. If your cat is straining to urinate or showing signs of distress, acting quickly can save their life. At Mission Veterinary Clinic in Granada Hills, CA, our experienced team is [...]

5 Common Causes of Pet Injuries: What Every Pet Owner Should Know

5 Common Causes of Pet Injuries: What to Know and How to Respond Pets fill our homes with love and energy, but their curiosity and active lifestyles sometimes lead to unexpected injuries. Whether it's a minor scratch or a severe trauma, knowing how to recognize, respond to, and prevent injuries can make all the difference [...]

Foreign Object Ingestion in Pets: What to Do If Your Pet Swallows Something Dangerous

Foreign Object Ingestion: When Your Pet Swallows Something Dangerous Pets explore the world with their mouths, often leading them to swallow objects they shouldn’t. From socks and toys to bones and household items, foreign object ingestion is a common veterinary emergency that can cause life-threatening blockages and internal injuries. At Mission Veterinary Clinic & Animal [...]

Grass Awns and Foxtails: How to Protect Your Pet from These Hidden Dangers

Grass Awns: What They Are and Why They’re Dangerous for Pets If you’ve ever taken your pet for a walk or let them roam in an open field, you’ve likely encountered grass awns—those seemingly harmless seed bristles from tall grasses. But while they may look like a natural part of the landscape, grass awns, including [...]

What to Do if Your Pet Has Breathing Problems: A Life-Saving Guide

How to Respond if Your Pet is Struggling to Breathe: A Pet Owner’s Guide Pets rely on us to notice when something isn’t right. One of the most distressing situations for any pet owner is seeing their pet struggle to breathe. This is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. At Mission Veterinary Clinic, located [...]

Pyometra in Dogs: Understanding a Life-Threatening Emergency and the Need for Immediate Surgery

Pyometra is a serious uterine infection that can occur in unspayed female dogs. This life-threatening condition requires immediate veterinary intervention to ensure the best outcome. While the symptoms can vary, recognizing the early signs and understanding the importance of prompt treatment is essential. At Mission Veterinary Clinic in Granada Hills, CA, we specialize in handling [...]

Emergency Pet Symptoms: When to Seek Immediate Care

As pet owners, we want to do everything we can to keep our furry companions safe and healthy. But sometimes, it’s difficult to know when a situation is truly an emergency. How do you decide when your pet needs immediate veterinary care versus when it’s something that can wait? Recognizing the signs of a true [...]

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