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Mast Cell Tumors in Cats
posted: Dec 03, 2019.

Waldorf Emergency Care Offers Treatment of Mast Cell Tumors in Cats Mast cell tumors are a common problem in cats. Some tumors are not serious. However, others may pose a serious Read more
Protecting your cat from poisonous plants during the Holidays
posted: Nov 20, 2019.

Poisonous Plants Could Cause A Trip To The Animal Hospital For Emergency Pet Care The holiday season means bringing in popular plants into the home. However, not all of them are Read more
Cold Weather Tips for Pets
posted: Oct 03, 2019.

3 Cold Weather Tips for Pets It’s probably safe to say that the majority of cats and dogs in Waldorf aren’t a fan of cold weather. However, it will be here Read more
Pet Emergency Bite
posted: Oct 02, 2019.

Pet Bite Emergency: Steps to Take for a Pet Bitten By Another Animal Cats and dogs are naturally territorial animals. When their space is invaded, your normally sweet and compliant pet Read more
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month
posted: Sep 03, 2019.

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month Would you know if your pet is in pain? Dogs and cats can get into trouble, whether that includes eating something that doesn’t agree Read more
4th Of July: Creating A Successful Pet Holiday
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

The 4th of July is almost here! While this is an exciting holiday for us humans, it can be confusing, or even downright scary, for our furry family members. At Read more
Pet Anesthesia Services from Your Veterinarian in Waldorf, MD
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Pet Anesthesia If an animal suffers an injury or a medical problem that requires emergency treatment, surgery is often a consideration. When faced with this possibility, owners often wonder about their Read more
Holiday Pet Dangers
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

The holiday season is the best time of the year for many people. It is a time where friends and family members gather together for dinners and parties. While the Read more
Things to Look for If You Think Your Pet Has an Abscess
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Abscesses Abscesses can appear nearly anywhere on your pet’s body as a result of direct exposure to harmful bacteria. The bacteria enters the body through broken skin, such as near a Read more
Helping Your Pet Avoid Foxtails and Spring Hazards with Waldorf Emergency Care
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Helping Your Pet Avoid Foxtails and Spring Hazards with Waldorf Emergency Care Your Waldorf Emergency Care team always remains focused on helping pets avoid common hazards. The spring season brings many Read more
Understanding Emergency Eye Injuries - How to Acquire Care for Your Pet
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Pets play hard and get themselves into trouble more often than not. In some cases, their playful antics can result in painful eye injuries that require prompt treatment at Waldorf Read more
What Your Waldorf Veterinarian Needs You to Know: Dangerous Foods
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Dangerous Foods for Pets Every pet owner has been there, furiously googling whether the latest food that the dog or cat got into their mouth is poisonous. It's important to know Read more
Pet Surgery Coming Up? Get The Info You Need
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Pet Surgery If your pet is having surgery, it's important that you talk with the veterinarian performing the procedure before the appointment date. At Waldorf Emergency Care, we strive to ensure Read more
What to Do If Your Pet Has a Bone Fracture
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Bone Fractures Sudden falls, collisions with other pets, and other types of accidents can cause your pet to suffer a bone fracture. When this injury occurs, it is imperative that you Read more
Waldorf Emergency Care - Toxic Ingestion
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Treatment for Toxin Ingestion at Waldorf Emergency Care It's every pet owner's worst nightmare -- a beloved animal accidentally eating something he shouldn't and being poisoned by it. Toxin ingestion can Read more
Chocolate Toxicity and Your Pet
posted: Jul 12, 2019.

Chocolate ToxiWaldorf Unfortunately, your dog or cat cannot partake in the eating of chocolate as humans do. If you fear your pet is dealing with a chocolate toxicity incident, contact Waldorf Read more