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Foreign Object Ingestions: What Happens When Your Pet Eats Something They Shouldn’t
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December 9, 2024 by BEEVET Animal Hospital
Foreign Object Ingestions: What Happens When Your Pet Eats Something They Shouldn’t

Foreign Object Ingestions: What Happens When Your Pet Eats Something They Shouldn’t

Pets are naturally curious creatures—especially dogs and cats. Unfortunately, their curiosity sometimes leads them to swallow things they shouldn’t. Whether it’s a piece of string, a toy, or even a sock, foreign object ingestion can pose serious health risks for your pet.  At BEEVET Animal Hospital, we’re here to help you understand what happens when […]

So Your Pet Swallowed a Foreign Object

So Your Pet Swallowed a Foreign Object

Sometimes a pet emergency is easily identified and quickly addressed. But when something is just “off” with a pet’s behavior, it can be downright puzzling to understand why. Owners may eventually acknowledge that a pet ingested something they shouldn’t have. Common ingested foreign bodies in dogs and cats include plastic toys, socks, string, and corks. […]

Top 4 Things to Know About a Pet Emergency

Top 4 Things to Know About a Pet Emergency

None of us wants to think about the possibility of our sweet pets experiencing a medical emergency, but the reality is that most pets will go through one at some point. Understanding what constitutes a pet emergency, and how to respond appropriately, will give you a leg up on the situation. 4 Essential Things to […]

What Is Xylitol and Can it Cause a Pet Poisoning?

What Is Xylitol and Can it Cause a Pet Poisoning?

The fact that pets love treats works to our advantage most of the time. It sure comes in handy when we want them to do something, or if they’ve earned a reward. Unfortunately, the same powerful drive for food can also land a pet in some pretty hot water. Take Xylitol, for example. Found in […]

Say What? Sago Palms and Pets

Say What? Sago Palms and Pets

It’s Pet Poison Prevention Week, and what better time to talk about one of the foremost dangers for Texan pets:  the Sago palm. This toxic plant is all too common in our neck of the woods, and pet owners need to be aware of its potential dangers. Learn all about Sago Palms and pets and […]

Scanning the Scene: Signs of a Real Pet Emergency

Scanning the Scene: Signs of a Real Pet Emergency

You know your pet better than anyone, but sometimes it can be difficult to detect the subtle signs that he or she is suffering. What do you do when Fluffy just seems a bit “off?” Indeed, what qualifies as a real pet emergency? While certain warning signs are anything but vague, some pet emergencies are […]

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