Spring is here, which means that your pet will get to enjoy more time outside, rolling in the grass, and breathing the fresh air. Unfortunately, the spring grass and air contain substances that many pets are allergic to, so spring also brings them red bumps, itching, and skin infections. If your pet is plagued by.. read more →
Jamie Balducci, DVM, DACVR (DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING & RADIOLOGY) Dr. Jamie Balducci has joined Dr. Crooks in our Diagnostic Imaging service as our second board-certified radiologist at VetMED. With expanded ultrasound, CT, and MRI capabilities we continue to offer patients and clients the highest quality imaging in the Valley. Dr. Balducci received her veterinary degree from.. read more →
Witnessing a seizure in your pet can induce fear and uncertainty. You likely feel panicked, scared, or helpless, but learning more about this condition, the signs to look for, and how you can help your seizing pet may ease your anxiety—and your pet’s. What causes seizures in pets? In general, seizures occur because of a.. read more →
Important COVID-19 Policy Update – Effective October 26, 2021 At VetMED, the health and well-being of your pet and family are our top priority. As the situation around COVID-19 continues to evolve, we are still taking measures to reduce potential exposure to our clients, patients and team members. Clients with scheduled appointments or emergency visits.. read more →
Spring is here, which means that your pet will get to enjoy more time outside, rolling in the grass, and breathing the fresh air. Unfortunately, the spring grass and air contain substances that many pets are allergic to, so spring also brings them red bumps, itching, and skin infections. If your pet is plagued by.. read more →
Ilyssa Meren, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology) Dr. Meren grew up in New York City. She completed her Bachelor of Science in 2009 and Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2013 from Cornell University. She then completed a rotating internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York City in 2014 and a residency in neurology and neurosurgery at.. read more →
As the vital center of your pet’s cardiovascular system, their heart is one of their most critical organs, continuously pumping to circulate oxygenated blood to every body cell, from nose to tail tip. If disease interrupts your pet’s normal heart function, their entire body can be compromised, with a range of effects. Fortunately, VetMED’s board-certified.. read more →
We recently moved our Emergency & Critical Care, Surgery, and Internal Medicine services across the parking lot to an expanded, 12,000 sq ft. facility. Over the next few months, the previous building which had these services will be receiving a facelift to allow space for more. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on our.. read more →
Dogs, with their boisterous, playful nature, commonly injure their limbs. Like human athletes, your dog may simply overdo it and feel a little sore after a rowdy play session, but sometimes his limp may be a sign of a more serious injury that requires medical care. We know you want to provide the best care.. read more →
The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year, but they can become chaotic, and potential hazards to your pet can get overlooked in the turmoil. A pet owner never wants an illness or injury to affect their pet, but a pet emergency over the holidays can be particularly stressful. If your pet develops.. read more →