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For many cat owners, a trip to the vet can be a stressful experience for both them and their feline friends. The veterinary profession recognizes that many cats experience fear, anxiety, and stress (FAS) when faced with a vet visit, which can be triggered by unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells. At our clinic, we are…

Planning a trip but leaving your pet behind? Whether it’s for a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, handing over your pet’s care to someone else can feel stressful. At Truss Vet, we understand how important it is to make sure your pet is safe, comfortable, and cared for—even when you’re not there. That’s why…

When pets aren’t acting like themselves, it’s hard to know what kind of care they need – and how fast. That’s where urgent care veterinarians come in. Urgent care clinics provide same-day veterinary services for dogs and cats who need help quickly, but aren’t facing a life-threatening emergency. But when should you seek out a…

Medically Reviewed by Ruby Wistreich, RVT and Kahlina Frey, DVM, DACVR Ultrasound is an invaluable diagnostic tool, but knowing how to prepare can make the process smoother for both you and your pet. This guide answers common questions about preparation, what to bring, and what to expect during and after the appointment. 1. Fasting Before…

Medically Reviewed by Ruby Wistreich, RVT and Kahlina Frey, DVM, DACVR At Truss Vet, we understand that you want the best possible care for your pet. Our team utilizes a range of advanced diagnostics to diagnose and treat health issues, including ultrasound. Ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive, imaging technique that uses sound waves to create…

Medically reviewed by Ruby Wistreich, RVT and Bradley J. Waffa, MSPH, DVM Cats are known for their mysterious and independent nature, but when it comes to their health, they need our attentive care. One of the most common health problems in cats is urinary issues. These problems can stem from a variety of causes, both…