Understanding Pet Seizures: Emergency Steps to Take and Treatment Options

Understanding Pet Seizures: Emergency Steps to Take and Treatment Options

Almost all pet emergencies are pretty scary. Seizures in particular can be pretty overwhelming, though, especially if you have never experienced seeing one before. Do you know what to do for seizures in pets? Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates wants to be sure that you are prepared. 

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Emergency Evacuation: Safeguarding Your Pet During Pet Preparedness Month

Emergency Evacuation: Safeguarding Your Pet During Pet Preparedness Month

Pet Preparedness Month is the perfect time to remind all pet families of the importance of including pets in disaster response efforts and evacuation plans. It isn’t pleasant to ponder the potential devastation of natural or manmade disasters  such as housefires, flooding, or tornadoes, but when seconds count, having a plan in place ahead of […]

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What Constitutes a Veterinary Emergency?

What Constitutes a Veterinary Emergency?

While no one wants to experience an emergency situation, it’s our duty as responsible pet owners to be prepared for the worst. Whether it’s another animal attack or you notice strange behavior in your pet, recognizing a veterinary emergency and knowing how to respond can make a big difference in the life of your companion. […]

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Hippity-Hoppity Horror: Avoiding a Veterinary Emergency Through Easter Pet Safety 

Hippity-Hoppity Horror: Avoiding a Veterinary Emergency Through Easter Pet Safety 

What’s in the Easter basket this year? Could it be something delicious? Could it also be a pet toxin? The Easter holiday, with its abundance of chocolate, candy, and delicious food, is also a big time of year for pet poison emergencies. The focus on fun and family togetherness during Easter should be extended to […]

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Heart Health Month: How to Keep Your Pet’s Heart Beating Strong

Heart Health Month: How to Keep Your Pet’s Heart Beating Strong

February isn’t just for fancy valentines; it’s Heart Health Month, and that means giving your pet’s heart the heroic attention it deserves. Just like humans, our furry friends can have trouble with their tickers, and while not all pet heart disease is preventable, there are things you can do to minimize your pet’s risk factors. […]

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Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

It’s common to overindulge around the holidays. We might even be tempted to share our fall feasts with our pets. Sure, you might suffer a stomachache or two this time of year, and you could think the same would be safe and normal for your dog or cat. But you should be aware of a […]

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Cold Snaps and Collapsed Tracheas: Breathing Troubles in Small Dogs

Cold Snaps and Collapsed Tracheas: Breathing Troubles in Small Dogs

Cooler weather has arrived, bringing those notorious cold snaps we sometimes face in Michigan. When the temperature drops quickly, it can trigger or worsen breathing issues in dogs with collapsed tracheas, especially smaller breeds. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we want pet owners to be ready for pet breathing problems and other challenges these special pups […]

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Mushroom Season Hazards: Identifying Toxic Fungi in Your Yard

Mushroom Season Hazards: Identifying Toxic Fungi in Your Yard

With every season, there comes a list of possible health hazards. Early fall means it’s time for mushrooms, many of which can be toxic to animals. Identifying toxic fungi in your yard is an important priority to keep pets safe, and we can help you do just that.

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Easter Egg Hunts for Dogs: How to Make It Fun and Safe

Easter Egg Hunts for Dogs: How to Make It Fun and Safe

Easter isn’t just for kids, or for adults who love the nostalgia of an Easter egg hunt. If you are a pup parent—whether or not you have human children too—don’t miss out on the excitement of an Easter egg hunt with pets! The team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has a few tips for setting […]

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How the ‘Zoomies’ (FRAPs) Tell You More About Your Pet’s Health Than You Realize

How the ‘Zoomies’ (FRAPs) Tell You More About Your Pet’s Health Than You Realize

A quiet moment at home can become absolutely berserk when you have pets. Without any obvious provocation, a pet may start to run between certain points like a pinball hitting various lights, bumpers, and ramps. What is happening at this moment? How can you bring your pet back from the place of maniacal possession? With […]

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