Noticing that your cat’s pee is foamy can raise your eyebrows–and some concerns. This may lead to questions about your cat’s health, which our team would be more than happy to address. In this blog, we’ll explore potential reasons behind foamy urine and the importance of monitoring changes in your cat’s bathroom habits. If you’re… The post My Cat’s Pee is Foamy: What Does This Mean? appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

Was your dog bitten by a mosquito? Mosquitoes are more than just pests; they can carry diseases that might harm your dog. If you ever have concerns about your dog’s health or notice unusual symptoms after a mosquito bite, it’s essential to speak with a professional. Call the Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County… The post Dog Bit by a Mosquito: Should I Be Concerned? appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

Summer is a wonderful time for both people and their pets to enjoy the great outdoors. However, it can also pose unique risks to your pet’s health and safety. In this blog, we’ll share some essential summer safety tips for pets to help you ensure your furry family members stay safe, healthy, and happy throughout… The post Summer Safety Tips for Pets appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

If your dog has been bitten by a spider, it can be a worrying experience. Understanding how to recognize the signs of a spider bite and knowing the appropriate actions to take can help ensure your pet’s safety. This guide discusses essential steps to take if you suspect your dog has been bitten by a… The post Dog Bit by a Spider: What Your Next Steps Should Be appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

When it comes to the well-being of our cats, we always want to ensure they receive the best care possible, especially if they get a scrape or cut. One question many cat owners ask is whether it’s safe to use Neosporin, a popular over-the-counter antibiotic ointment designed for humans, on their feline friends. In this… The post Can I Put Neosporin on My Cat? appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

As a pet owner in Port St. Lucie, understanding common pet emergencies and recognizing the signs can significantly impact your pet’s health and safety. While no one likes to think about emergency situations, being prepared is essential. This blog aims to inform you about various emergencies that could affect your pets and when to seek… The post Common Pet Emergencies in Port. St. Lucie, FL appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

When you notice that your dog’s eyes are red, it can be concerning. Red eyes could be symptomatic of various issues, ranging from simple irritations to more serious conditions requiring veterinary attention. This blog aims to shed light on the common reasons behind redness in a dog’s eyes and emphasize the importance of consulting a… The post Why Are My Dog’s Eyes Red? appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

When you notice something unusual about your dog, like the presence of boogers, it’s natural to wonder what’s going on. While it’s common for dogs to have some nasal discharge, excessive boogers can be a sign that your pet needs a bit of extra attention. In this article, we’ll explore what dog boogers are, how… The post Dog Boogers: What Are They and How Do They Get Them appeared first on Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County ..read more

If you have feline and canine companions in your home and you’ve  ever caught your cat nibbling on your dog’s treats, you might wonder if it’s safe for them to do so. In this blog, we’ll explore whether cats can safely eat dog treats and what you should be cautious about. If you have concerns or need advice tailored to your pet, don’t hesitate to reach out to Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County in Port St. Lucie, FL at (772) 337-8570! Our team is glad to answer any questions you have and put your mind at ease.  What’s Actually in Dog Treats? Dog treats are formulated specif ..read more

If your dog is scratching at its ear or shaking its head, it could be more than just a minor annoyance, but a developing or full-blown ear infection. Don’t panic–ear infections can be uncomfortable for dogs, but they are treatable! In this blog, we’ll explore the signs that your dog’s ear may be infected, what you can do to identify these signs early, and why it’s important to get professional help from your vet. If you do notice any of these signs, it’s a good idea to call Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County at (772) 337-8570 for advice and treatment options. We’ll be more than happ ..read more