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Why Does My Pet Need an X-Ray or Ultrasound? Looking Inside the Problem
The examination was finished. I had listened to Rami’s heart, felt along his abdomen, and checked his gums and his posture. A seven-year-old Labrador, he

The Vet Examines Your Pet But What Are They Actually Looking For?
The questions are done. The history has been noted. I turn toward the examination table where a four-year-old Labrador named Max is sitting, not quite

You Walk Into the Vet Clinic, What Happens Before Your Pet Even Sees the Vet?
A veterinary consultation often begins before I have even examined your pet. I remember one Thursday afternoon when Luna, a tabby cat, arrived at our

Inside the Veterinary Clinic: Tests, Diagnosis and Treatment Explained
Every day at our pet clinic in Sharjah, I see the same thing in the waiting room. A pet owner sitting quietly, their dog or

Why Is My Dog Not Eating? Common Causes and When to See a Vet
It’s dinnertime, and the bowl hits the floor with its usual clatter except tonight, your dog doesn’t come running. He sniffs it, looks up at

What Is the Feline Herpesvirus Vaccine, and Why Does Your Cat Need It?
A regular at our veterinary clinic in Sharjah, a soft-spoken British Shorthair named Coco, came in last winter with watery eyes and a wet, snuffy

Can a Vaccinated Cat Get Rabies? What Sharjah Cat Owners Should Know
Your cat scratches you while reaching for a treat, or nips a little harder than usual during play. You check the vaccination card, see “rabies”

Skin Mites in Cats: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Guide
A regular at our clinic in Hay Al Badee once brought in her Persian, Coco, convinced he had simply developed “dry skin” from the Sharjah

Why Is My Cat’s Eye Watering? Common Causes and When to Worry
In the years our team has spent caring for cats here in Sharjah, few things bring owners through our doors as often as a watering

How to Know If Your Cat Is Sick: Signs, Symptoms & What to Do Next
A few weeks ago, a client brought in a quiet tabby named Miso. Nothing looked dramatic. He was still greeting her at the door, still

Cat Skin Lesions: When to Worry and What to Do
It usually starts with a hand. You’re stroking your cat one evening and your fingertips catch on something small and crusty near the base of

How to Recognize Signs of Dehydration in Dogs During UAE Summers
Last July, a young Labrador named Bruno came in barely able to lift his head. His owner had taken him for their usual afternoon walk

Khaled Ali Hamdy
The examination was finished. I had listened to Rami’s heart, felt along his abdomen, and checked his gums and his posture. A seven-year-old Labrador, he

Shehriyar Khan
The questions are done. The history has been noted. I turn toward the examination table where a four-year-old Labrador named Max is sitting, not quite

Shehriyar Khan
A veterinary consultation often begins before I have even examined your pet. I remember one Thursday afternoon when Luna, a tabby cat, arrived at our

Shehriyar Khan
Every day at our pet clinic in Sharjah, I see the same thing in the waiting room. A pet owner sitting quietly, their dog or

Shehriyar Khan
It’s dinnertime, and the bowl hits the floor with its usual clatter except tonight, your dog doesn’t come running. He sniffs it, looks up at

Shehriyar Khan
A regular at our veterinary clinic in Sharjah, a soft-spoken British Shorthair named Coco, came in last winter with watery eyes and a wet, snuffy