# Oxford Animal Hospitals


## Posts

- [F1 Savannah Cat Overview: Traits, Care, and Specialized Needs](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/f1-savannah-cat-overview-traits-care-and-specialized-needs/): The F1 Savannah cat represents a striking blend of wild heritage and domestic life. This first-generation hybrid is the direct offspring of a domestic cat and an African Serval. Because they’re so close to their wild ancestors, these cats possess traits that set them apart from any typical house cat. Owning one is a significant responsibility that requires a deep understanding of their specialized needs. At Oxford Animal Hospital, we have experience with the unique physiology and care requirements of hybrid breeds.  We’re here to help you along this rewarding yet demanding path of caring for these magnificent animals. Your […]
- [Protect Your Pup by Learning the Warning Signs of GDV in Dogs](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/protect-your-pup-by-learning-the-warning-signs-of-gdv-in-dogs/): Recognizing the signs of GDV in dogs can save your pet’s life. Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus, commonly known as bloat, is a rapid and life-threatening condition where the stomach fills with gas and twists on itself. This twisting cuts off blood flow to vital organs and can lead to shock within minutes. Understanding the severity of this condition helps you act quickly when every second counts. At Oxford Animal Hospital, we prioritize emergency care and are prepared to stabilize pets facing these critical situations. Call 780-705-2131 immediately if some seems off! What is Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus? GDV in dogs happens in two stages. […]
- [Pancreatitis in Dogs: Recognizing Symptoms and Finding Relief](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/pancreatitis-in-dogs-recognizing-symptoms-and-finding-relief/): A dog who suddenly stops eating, hunches over in pain, and looks at you with worried eyes is trying to tell you something is wrong. When vomiting and belly pain appear together, many owners think of a simple stomach bug.  But, the problem often runs deeper. One serious condition frequently behind these signs is pancreatitis in dogs. Pancreatitis is the inflammation of the pancreas, a vital organ that sits tucked away near the stomach. This organ helps your dog digest food and control blood sugar. When it becomes inflamed, it causes intense pain and, in severe cases, life-threatening illness. At […]
- [Common Symptoms and Care Tips for Pyoderma in Dogs](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/common-symptoms-and-care-tips-for-pyoderma-in-dogs/): Your dog is scratching again. You hear the rhythmic thud of a paw hitting the floor or the constant sound of licking in the middle of the night. When you check their belly, you see red bumps, scabs, or notice a strange smell coming from their fur. These can be the first signs of a common bacterial skin infection known as pyoderma. Skin issues can make your pet feel miserable and restless. We see many dogs in our Edmonton community struggling with these symptoms, and we know you want to provide them with quick relief. Providing the right care starts […]
- [Caring for an Egyptian Mau: Personality, Health, and More](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/caring-for-an-egyptian-mau-personality-health-and-more/): Watching an Egyptian Mau move is like catching a glimpse of a small, domestic cheetah. These cats are famous for being the fastest domestic breed, reaching speeds of up to 48 kilometres per hour. Their striking green eyes and naturally spotted coats make them a favourite for many Edmonton families, but there’s more to this cat than just good looks. If you’re planning to adopt an Egyptian Mau, understanding their specific needs is a must. We, at Oxford Animal Hospital, want to help you provide a safe, nurturing environment that supports their physical and emotional health. So, we provide the […]
- [Spay vs Neuter: A Pet Owner’s Guide to the Best Choice](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/spay-vs-neuter-a-pet-owners-guide-to-the-best-choice/): The spay vs neuter decision is one of the most important choices you'll make for your pet, and it's a decision rooted in love. This one-time act of preventative care can help your cherished companion live a longer, happier, and healthier life by your side. But what exactly is the difference between spaying and neutering, and how do you know which is the right path for your furry family member? At Oxford Animal Hospital, we believe an informed pet owner is an empowered one. Let's walk through what each procedure involves, so you can feel comfortable and prepared. Spay vs […]
- [Why Is My Dog Limping on Its Front Leg? Common Causes and What to Do](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/why-is-my-dog-limping-on-its-front-leg-common-causes-and-what-to-do/): When your dog starts limping on their front leg, it can be alarming. One moment, they are playing happily, and the next, they are holding up a paw or walking unevenly.  You can see they’re hurting, but they can’t tell you what's wrong. At Oxford Animal Hospital, we know how hard it is to see your pet in pain. We’re here to help you understand what’s going on and how to help your dog feel better quickly. In this article, we will talk about common reasons for a dog's limping front leg, what signs to look for, and when it […]
- [Why Does My Dog Eat Poop? A Vet's Guide to Coprophagia](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/why-does-my-dog-eat-poop-a-vets-guide-to-coprophagia/): It's a moment that makes nearly every dog owner cringe. You look over to see your furball eating something they definitely shouldn't be.  It's a question our veterinary team often hears: Why does my dog eat poop?  This behaviour, coprophagia, is more common than you might think. Yet, it can leave you worried and confused. While it's often a behavioural quirk, it can point to an underlying health issue. Let's examine the poop-eating behaviour of dogs and when to visit your vet. What is Coprophagia in Dogs? Coprophagia is the clinical term for the act of eating feces. It can […]
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- [Signs of Bloat in Dogs: How to Spot This Life-Threatening Emergency Early](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/signs-of-bloat-in-dog/): As a dog owner, you know your companion's moods and behaviours better than anyone. So when your dog seems unwell, you notice.  While it could be something minor, it's important to be aware of the more serious possibilities.  Recognizing the signs of bloat in a dog is a critical skill that can help you protect your pup from this rapidly escalating condition. Bloat, or Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), is a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate veterinary intervention. Knowing the symptoms gives you the power to act quickly and could save your dog's life. So, What is Bloat in Dogs? Bloat, or […]
- [Dog Seizure Emergency: Your Guide to Immediate Action](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/dog-seizure/): Seeing your pup have a seizure is a terrifying experience. In those moments of panic, knowing how to stop seizures in dogs immediately with safe and calm actions can make all the difference for your pet's well-being.  While you cannot stop a seizure once it has started, you must take crucial steps to protect yourself and your dog from harm. This guide will walk you through what to do, what to avoid, and when to seek professional veterinary help. A seizure is a sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain. It's not a disease in itself, but a symptom of […]
- [Savannah Cats: What You Need to Know Before Bringing One Home](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/the-savannah-cat/): With its stunning spotted coat and long, elegant legs, the Savannah cat is one of the most striking and captivating felines you will ever see.  This beautiful animal is a domestic hybrid breed, originating from a cross between a domestic cat and a wild African Serval. Its unique heritage gives the Savannah its exotic appearance and a personality that is unlike any other house cat. But before you bring this beauty home with you, there are a few things you ought to know, like:  What does the F mean?  How do I care for it?  What if it needs a […]
- [Is Your Dog Limping? Understanding Torn ACL in Dogs](https://www.oxfordanimalvet.com/understanding-torn-acl-in-dogs/): Seeing your dog suddenly limping is alarming for any pet owner. One of the most common reasons for this is a torn ACL in dogs. This condition is a primary cause of hind-limb lameness.  While we call it the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in humans, in dogs, the correct term is the Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL). This vital ligament acts like a strong rope inside the knee, connecting the thigh bone (femur) to the shin bone (tibia), keeping the joint stable.  Injuring the ACL can happen suddenly during an athletic movement or develop over time through gradual wear and tear. […]

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