Pet Health Blog
Emergencies like wildfires and heatwaves can strike without warning—especially here in Oregon. During Pet Preparedness Month, DoveLewis is helping families take simple, potentially life-saving steps to plan ahead for their pets. From go-bags to microchip tips, these steps could make all the difference.
A Lifelong Companion: Marley's Years of Care at DoveLewis
Marley, a sweet 18-year-old cat, has faced her fair share of health challenges. From recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) to managing kidney disease, she has met each obstacle with resilience and has always had the DoveLewis team by he
Pet Gum Health: What the Color of Your Pet's Gums Could Mean
When it comes to your pet’s health, their gums can reveal a lot about what’s happening inside their body. Knowing what’s normal, and what’s not, can help you identify when they may need urgent medical attention.
Tuba's Battle with a Brain Tumor: A Story of Expert Care and Family Love
Tuba, a 7-year-old Boxer with an unstoppable spirit, had always been full of life. But when her family noticed she was tilting her head and struggling with coordination, they knew something was wrong.
How to Identify Neurological Issues in Your Pet
Just like humans, pets can experience neurological conditions that affect their brain, spine, and nervous system.
Signs of Heart Disease in Cats and Dogs
Just like humans, pets' hearts can face health challenges, from congenital heart defects to conditions acquired over time, such as heart murmurs, arrhythmias, or even heart failure.
Echocardiograms for Dogs and Cats
What Is an Echocardiogram, and Why Might My Pet Need One?An echocardiogram, or cardiac ultrasound, is a non-invasive imaging tool that allows a veterinary cardiologist to
