Corneal Ulcer

Corneal Ulcers in Dogs

Corneal Ulcers in Dogs

A corneal ulcer is an abrasion to the top layer of tissue lining the cornea which is the clear part of the eye. Corneal Ulcers are the third most common eye problem in dogs. Many ulcers are caused by trauma from foreign objects like foxtails and seed hulls from grass and weeds that can lodge under the eyelid.

Feline Shock

Feline Shock

Feline Shock

Signs of Feline Shock – What You and Your Vet Can Do

Being able to recognize signs of shock helps save lives. Shock is defined as a collapse of the heart and lungs (cardiovascular system). It is a group of signs that occur as a result of a life-threatening disease process or situation.