Six Questions With a Specialty Leader: Emergency
April 14, 2023
Dr. Alan Ralph is a Board-certified Specialist in Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care at MedVet New Orleans. In addition to providing exceptional care for pets and their loving families, he serves as our Emergency Specialty Leader, fostering connectivity, communication, and collaboration among our entire team of emergency medicine doctors…
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Snakebites and Your Pet: What if a Venomous Snake Strikes?
July 7, 2022
The sun is shining, and the outdoors are calling! Whether you are enjoying a hike or a nice afternoon in the yard with your pet, it’s important to remember that snakes enjoy the warmer weather, too. A curious pet and a venomous snake is a combination that can end in life-threatening snakebites. If your pet is bitten, knowing how to respond can make all the difference for your pet’s wellbeing. Avoiding Snake Encounters…
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The Range of Veterinary Care Options Includes Urgent Care
June 1, 2022
As a pet parent, you want to provide the best care for your pet to ensure they have a long and happy life with your family. It can be worrisome when they aren’t feeling well. Fortunately, MedVet has a full range of options for veterinary care to support your family. Knowing what type of care to seek, and when, is important and can be lifesaving. Read on for a better understanding of…
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Murphy's Miracle
November 4, 2021
It started as a bit of joke. Murphy, a young Goldendoodle, threw up on the floor at home, and Mr. Fish took a photo and sent it to his wife to let her know Murphy “left her a present.” This photo of vomit ended up saving Murphy’s life. Within a few hours, Mr. Fish realized it was more serious than an upset stomach. Murphy started to go downhill. She was noticeably altered and…
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Six Things to Know About Kennel Cough and Your Pet
Kennel cough is considered to be a common and contagious canine ailment. Owners have described it as sounding as if something is stuck in their dog’s throat. Kennel cough can be compared to a chest cold in humans—and there are times you may need to seek veterinary treatment. Here are six things to know about kennel cough: Kennel cough (infectious tracheobronchitis) is a contagious respiratory tract infection caused by the bacteria Bordetella…
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