samantha19+FollowMy Dog’s Health Scare: Blood, Vomit, and $1000 Bill?!My poor pup has been throwing up and having diarrhea for nearly three days with no relief. This morning, it got worse—blood in the stool and more blood in the vomit. I freaked out and skipped work to rush to the vet. They couldn't pinpoint the cause but noticed my dog had a fast heart rate and dehydration. After describing the symptoms, they recommended a blood test, X-rays, and overnight observation. Of course, the bill came out to $1,000 (even after some stuff was cut out). I felt like a broke single mom—struggling to pay the vet and even sneaking a peek at my bank balance to see if I could afford it. The emotional toll was real. Does anyone have tips on handling these unexpected vet bills? 🙏 #PetHealth #VetBills#DogHealth162Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowDog Cancer Breakthroughs You Need to KnowDid you know 1 in 4 dogs will face cancer? But there’s real hope: researchers are making huge strides, and some treatments for dogs could even help humans. From new blood tests that catch cancer early to personalized immunotherapy for bone cancer, the fight is getting smarter. Plus, there’s a new PBS doc featuring pups in clinical trials—total tearjerker but super inspiring. If you’ve got a senior or high-risk breed, regular vet checks are a must! #DogHealth #PetCancer #VetMedicine #DogLovers #CancerResearch #Health20Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowDogs Are Disease Detectives?Turns out our pups are more than just adorable—they’re actually helping scientists track a dangerous lung infection called valley fever! Researchers studied nearly 835,000 dogs and found that where dogs get sick, humans are at risk too. Most cases pop up in Arizona, but other states are seeing more, possibly thanks to climate shifts. Basically, dogs are like early warning systems for this disease. Next time your dog digs in the dirt, maybe keep an eye out! #ValleyFever #DogHealth #ClimateChange #ScienceNews #PetSafety #Pets30Share
William Vasquez+FollowBird Flu Is Now Hitting Cats & Dogs?!Bird flu isn’t just for the birds anymore—now it’s spreading to cats and dogs in 31 states! Pet parents are freaking out as cases pop up, especially in places like Colorado and the Midwest. The virus has mutated and is jumping to our furry friends, mostly when they tangle with wild birds. Watch for flu-like symptoms in your pets and keep them away from bird hotspots. No vaccine for pets yet, so prevention is everything! #BirdFlu #PetSafety #CatHealth #DogHealth #PetParents #Health70Share
