Coast to Coast Cardiology – Newton
165 Needham Street, Suite #N309,
Newton, MA 02464
Advanced Veterinary Specialists
414 East Carrillo Street,
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Lakewood Animal Hospital
10701 South St,
Cerritos, CA 90703
BrightCare Veterinary Group
26012 Marguerite Parkway,
Mission Viejo, CA 92692
CCC – West Coast – Veterinary Dental Specialties
5775 Chesapeake Court,
San Diego, CA 92123
Coast to Coast Cardiology – Peabody
2 1st (First) Avenue, Suite #126,
Peabody, MA 01960
PETS Hospital
4854 South Bradley Road, Suite #109,
Orcutt, CA 93455
Animal Emergency and Urgent Care
4300 Easton Drive, Suite #1,
Bakersfield, CA 93309
Pacific Care Pet Hospital
2572 White Road,
Irvine CA 96124
Veterinary Specialty Center Of Sturbridge
173 Charlton Road,
Sturbridge, MA 01566
Many heart conditions in dogs and cats develop silently, showing little to no symptoms until they have progressed to advanced stages. By the time you notice signs like coughing, fatigue, or difficulty breathing, your pet’s condition may already be serious. That’s why early cardiac screening is one of the most important steps you can take to safeguard your pet’s long-term health.
Feeling and assessing the strength, rate, and rhythm of the pulse, veterinarians can detect early signs of shock, arrhythmias, and other serious conditions—sometimes before they show up on machines.
Summer is a time for outdoor fun, but rising temperatures can put serious stress on your dog’s heart, especially if they already have a heart condition. Whether your dog is healthy or living with heart disease, understanding how heat affects their cardiovascular system is essential. Below, Coast to Coast Cardiology explores this important topic and…
Heartworm Awareness Month is the perfect time to alert pet owners to the dangers of mosquitoes. Known for getting outdoors, this season also marks the beginning of heartworm transmission, which is a silent threat that every pet owner needs to be aware of. But are dogs the only pets that are susceptible to this disease?…
Our pets bring so much joy to our lives, and it’s our responsibility to ensure their health and well-being. However, since our furry friends can’t talk (unfortunately), it could be hard for us to notice a growing heart issue. Heart disease is a serious concern for both dogs and cats, and early detection is crucial…
We all know that oral hygiene is important for maintaining a healthy smile, but did you know that dental care also plays a crucial role in our pets’ heart health? In fact, neglecting your pet’s dental care can have serious consequences, impacting not only their mouth but also their heart. This February, during American Heart…
We all know the dangers of secondhand smoke for humans, but did you know it poses significant risks to our furry companions as well? Dogs and cats exposed to secondhand smoke are more susceptible to various health problems, including serious cardiovascular issues. Through this article, we at Coast to Coast Cardiology want to educate our…
We often think of the kidneys and heart as separate entities, but at Coast to Coast Cardiology, we know how intricately connected they are. Kidney disease especially can have a significant impact on the cardiovascular system of our furry loved ones. Since 1 in 10 dogs and 1 in 3 cats will develop kidney disease…
Just like humans, our furry companions can experience heart palpitations or those moments when your pet’s heart seems to skip a beat or race unexpectedly. While these episodes can be alarming, it’s important to understand their potential causes and implications for your pet’s heart health. In today’s article, delve into all things flutters, poundings, and…
Heart murmurs are abnormal heart sounds caused by turbulent blood flow within the heart and surrounding blood vessels. And while some heart murmurs may be harmless, others can be indicative of underlying cardiovascular problems, which is something we at Coast to Coast Cardiology are always ready to detect and treat. In this blog post, we…
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