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Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 11/5/26 Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 11/5/26

My Dog or Cat Got Bitten: Bite Wounds, Cuts, and When to See the Vet

Two tiny holes can hide a lot. What to do when your dog or cat is bitten, when a cut needs stitches, and why cat bites turn into abscesses.

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Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 10/29/26 Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 10/29/26

My Dog or Cat Is Having a Seizure: What to Do Right Now

Get them on the floor, keep your hands away from their mouth, and start a timer. What to do during a dog or cat seizure, and when it needs a vet.

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Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 10/23/26 Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 10/23/26

My Dog or Cat Is Vomiting: When to Worry and When to Wait

A single vomit in a pet who’s otherwise acting normal can often be watched at home. When dog or cat vomiting is worth a call, what blood in vomit or stool can mean, and what helps tonight.

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Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 8/20/26 Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 8/20/26

Why Is My Dog Limping? Common Causes and When It's an Emergency

Start with the paw. Why a dog suddenly starts limping, a five-minute check you can do at home, which limps can’t wait, and why your own pain pills are off the table.

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Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 8/10/26 Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 8/10/26

My Dog Ate Something Weird: Foreign Body Ingestion and What Comes Next

Your dog ate a sock, a corn cob, or half a toy. What to do first, which swallowed objects are emergencies, and how we decide whether it comes back up, passes on its own, or needs surgery.

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Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 6/9/26 Pet Health & Symptoms, Pet Emergencies Matthew Asciutto, DVM 6/9/26

When "Not Acting Right" Means Something Is Wrong: Subtle Signs of Illness in Dogs and Cats

Most pets don’t come in with a textbook sign. They come in because someone who knows them noticed something off. The subtle signs worth a call, and when to watch versus come in.

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Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 5/7/26 Pet Emergencies, Pet Health & Symptoms Matthew Asciutto, DVM 5/7/26

When to Take Your Dog or Cat to the Emergency Vet: 10 Signs That Can't Wait

Trouble breathing, a cat straining in the litter box, a swollen belly with nothing coming up. The 10 signs that mean get in the car now, and what to do when you’re still not sure.

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