Our Blogs

Atypical Respiratory Syndrome in Dogs – A Comprehensive Guide

Learn about the recent outbreak of atypical respiratory syndrome in dogs.

Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital is Moving in early 2024 to Accommodate Growth

Ethos Veterinary Health and the Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital team are excited about the upcoming move and the ability to offer more advanced care to every patient while continuing to provide emergency care to the community’s pets 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.

WVRC – Waukesha Is Moving to a New Building in Late 2024

Ethos Veterinary Health and the WVRC - Waukesha team are excited to announce that we will be moving to a new building, 0.3 miles up the road, in late 2024/early 2025. 

Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center is Moving in 2024 to Accommodate Growth 

Ethos Veterinary Health is happy to announce that the Atlantic Street Pet Emergency Center team is moving to a new state-of-the-art hospital in 2024.

7 Dog Friendly Destinations in New England

Let’s just say if your dog had a bucket list, this is what it would look like.

The Dangers of Outdoor Cats

Allowing your cat to roam freely outside comes with risks, both for themselves and for the environment.

Veterinary Approved Home Remedies for Gastrointestinal (GI) Upset in Dogs

Dogs often suffer from minor gastrointestinal (GI) upsets that result in issues including vomiting and diarrhea. In many cases, these episodes can be treated appropriately at home, but some situations require veterinary attention.

Why Is My Cat Vomiting?

Cats vomit for many reasons that usually are benign, but some vomiting cases can indicate a serious health condition.

Guidelines for Traveling With Your Dog

Whether you are relocating, or simply don’t want to leave your four-legged friend at home, you may need to travel with your dog.

Is My Dog Dehydrated?

Water is the most important nutrient for mammals, including your dog. Water is necessary for numerous reasons, including regulating body temperature, supporting organ function, lubricating joints, and aiding in digestion.

Veterinary Neurologist: Training and Specialized Care

Veterinary neurology is the branch of veterinary medicine that focuses on a pet’s brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles.

What Does a Veterinary Oncologist Do?

Animals are now living longer because of advances in veterinary medicine and because pet owners are providing better care.