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…

Heart to Heart: The Cardiac Comparisons Between Cats and Humans

Heart to Heart: The Cardiac Comparisons Between Cats and Humans

Did you know that your cat’s heart shares surprising similarities with yours? We at Coast to Coast Cardiology are here to educate you on the cardiological intricacies of your feline’s most vital organ, which provides valuable insights into keeping them healthy. Functional Similarities Both human and feline hearts share a four-chamber structure. Two upper chambers,…

7 Signs of Heart Disease in Your Dog

7 Signs of Heart Disease in Your Dog

Heart disease is a common concern for dog owners, affecting roughly 10% of canine companions throughout their lives. While there are various types of heart conditions, many share warning signs that can help you identify a potential issue. We at Coast to Coast Cardiology understand that early detection is crucial for successful management and care…

Keep an Eye on Your Pet’s Heart Health With AliveCor at Home Monitoring

Keep an Eye on Your Pet’s Heart Health With AliveCor at Home Monitoring

During your appointment, we may have discussed the use of AliveCor at-home monitoring to keep a closer eye on your pet’s heart health, particularly if they’re experiencing arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats) or other concerning symptoms. For this blog post, the team at Coast to Coast Cardiology wants to break down how this practical DIY assessment is…