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Dogs eating things they should not – Dangerous Overindulgences!
Jan 08 2016
We all overindulge during the holiday season but it can be much more scary and dangerous when your pet participates. Many of our patients have had to be treated for…
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Cushing’s Disease and Treatment
Dec 10 2015
Complicated medical cases are something that Hawthorne Hills Veterinary Hospital doctors enjoy and we are skilled at helping you navigate the best approach for your pet. Gabby is a happy…
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Cat Peeing Outside the Litterbox and Bladder Stones
Nov 03 2015
Examining a cat with inappropriate urination Dr. Wedde looked at her appointment schedule. Her next appointment was Nana, a 3 year old, female black cat. Nana had been using the…
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I think my pet has something stuck in his throat.
Oct 12 2015
“I think my pet has something stuck in his throat”. It’s a phone call that we get fairly often at Hawthorne Hills Veterinary Hospital. And it’s something every Seattle pet…
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Ear Hematoma – The Cat With A Swollen Ear.
Sep 11 2015
The Cat With A Swollen Ear Mu is a beautiful and sweet smoky colored 7 year old girl kitty who came to see Dr. Brandi Eskesen and Hawthorne Hills Veterinary…
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Dog Itching – How To Stop The Itch!
Aug 05 2015
Our Seattle Veterinarian tells a story about Dog Itching and How To Stop The Itch! Our August Pet of the Month is a sweet 8 year old, female, German Shepherd…
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Dogs and Cats can get liver disease
Jul 01 2015
Copper Hepatopathy: an unusual diagnosis especially in a “healthy” dog. At Hawthorne Hills Veterinary Hospital there is a reason we require pre-anesthetic examinations and laboratory testing. We understand there are…
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Cats can get broken tails that lead to amputation
Jun 02 2015
Jimi is an adventurous Seattle cat, who loves to spend his days exploring the outdoors. One evening, Jimi was found hiding in his house after an eventful day outside. When Jimi…
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Does your cat show stress by boycotting food? Fatty Liver Disease & Feeding Tubes Are Examined.
May 01 2015
The holidays can be stressful for cats for many reasons: house guests coming and going, furniture rearrangements, and owners leaving for days at a time. Many cats show their distress by…
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Chronic Toe Pain and Licking Can Cause Secondary Bacterial and Fungal Infections. Dog Toe Amputation is Explored.
Apr 01 2015
Our April Pet of the Month is Morgan, a 4 year old German Shepard mix who had one pesky problem, a toe that he just couldn’t stop licking. Morgan had…
