Dog Incision Infections: What Pet Owners Should Know
Surgical procedures, whether routine or complex, are often necessary to improve or preserve a dog’s health. From spaying and neutering to removing tumors or repairing injuries, these surgeries typically involve incisions that must heal properly. When healing goes off track, an incision infection can develop—a complication that demands quick recognition and intervention. At Metrovet Veterinary […]
Pet Care Tips for Busy Professionals
Balancing a full-time job and a fulfilling personal life while ensuring your pet receives the care they deserve can feel overwhelming. Many Boston-area professionals reach a point where they question whether they’re doing enough for their pet’s wellbeing. The truth is, caring for pets doesn’t require massive time investments if you have the right systems […]
How to Care for Your Pet After a Fracture Repair
Fractures in pets can be traumatic for both the animal and the owner. Whether it’s a broken leg from a fall, a hairline fracture from rough play, or a more complex injury from an accident, the road to recovery requires patience, proper care, and a strong understanding of what your pet needs during the healing […]
Understanding the Link Between Heartworm Disease and a Bulging Chest in Dogs
Heartworm disease is one of the most serious and potentially fatal conditions affecting dogs, particularly in areas where mosquitoes thrive. While most pet owners associate heartworm with coughing or fatigue, one less commonly discussed symptom is a bulging or enlarged chest. This physical change can be alarming and often signals advanced disease or complications involving […]
Do Vets Make House Calls? Understanding the Benefits and Realities of At-Home Veterinary Care
For many pet owners, a trip to the vet is a stressful experience—for both themselves and their animals. Whether it’s a cat that hides at the sight of a carrier, a senior dog with limited mobility, or a multi-pet household juggling appointments, the process of getting to the clinic can sometimes feel harder than the […]
