After being loose for more than an hour, Prince was found collapsed and suffering from life-threatening heatstroke. What happened next brought together quick-thinking good Samaritans, Animal Control Officer Foster, and our emergency team at BVS + AE in an incredible effort to help save his life.
Veterinary Cardiologist Dr. Renee Riepe, DVM, DACVIM, shares an in-depth case study demonstrating how a positive, sustainable outcome can be achieved for a patient whose life expectancy was thought to be poor.
Dr. Renee Riepe is a board-certified cardiologist with over 25 years of experience in Metro Detroit at a prominent Specialty Hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center. Originally from Kentucky, Dr. Riepe joined our BVS + AE team full-time earlier this month.
Ultrasound imaging is a noninvasive way for your veterinarian to gather information about the internal health of your cat. In today's post, you will find information on how ultrasound is used and what to expect during your cat's procedure.
Are your cat's ears red and irritated? Perhaps you've noticed yucky stuff in their ears that looks a bit like coffee grinds? Today's post provides information on the causes of ear infections in cats, symptoms to watch for, and how they are treated.
While skipping one meal usually isn't cause for concern, you do want to monitor your dog closely if they aren't eating for a long time. Today, our Lexington vets share some common reasons for a dog not eating and what to do if your dog won't eat.
In today's blog post, you will find helpful information on the uses and benefits of CT scanners for the diagnosis of injuries and diseases in pets.
Today, our Lexington vets discuss fecal exams and why they are important for your pet.
In this post, our Lexington vets share some signs that your pet is choking, and offer some advice on how you can help them.
In this post, our Lexington vets discuss what you can expect at your kitten's first vet visit.
Bluegrass Veterinary Specialists + Animal Emergency is open 24/7 for emergencies and is accepting patients for advanced diagnostic appointments. Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Lexington companion animals.