Cor Triatriatum: A Congenital Heart Condition in Pets

Cor Triatriatum: A Congenital Heart Condition in Pets

There are many types of congenital heart conditions in dogs and cats, but today, we at Coast to Coast Cardiology will discuss one that affects both pets. Cor Triatriatum (or “heart with three atria” in Latin) is a rare heart defect pets are diagnosed with early in life, and it can present with varying degrees…

Heart Valve Disease in Dogs and Cats

Heart Valve Disease in Dogs and Cats

No pet owner wants their pet to have a heart condition, but unfortunately, Heart Valve Disease is a serious disease that impacts many dogs and cats around the world. As Heart Valve Disease affects the heart’s ability to pump blood efficiently, understanding the symptoms, causes, and treatment options is crucial for both veterinarians and pet…

Yes, Your Pet’s Illness Can Lead to Heart Complications

Yes, Your Pet’s Illness Can Lead to Heart Complications

Has your pet been sick recently? Infectious endocarditis, a serious heart condition in pets, often stems from infections originating in other parts of the body. While any infection can potentially lead to this condition, some types are more commonly implicated. We at Coast to Coast Cardiology can help you prevent bacteria from spreading to your pet’s…

Canine Congestive Heart Failure: Management Strategies for a Stronger Heartbeat

Canine Congestive Heart Failure: Management Strategies for a Stronger Heartbeat

Congestive Heart Failure is a debilitating condition that arises from the heart’s inability to pump blood efficiently throughout the body. Since we at Coast to Coast Cardiology know that CHF affects a significant portion of the canine population, let’s explore every aspect of the disease from causes to treatments. Causes of CHF Clinical Signs of…