What Is Cherry Eye? Cherry eye is the prolapse of the gland of the third eyelid, visible as a red, cherry‑like mass in the inner corner of your dog’s eye. This gland normally keeps our dogs’ eyes moist, contributing about 30–40% of tear production. If the gland is...
Cryptorchidism might sound like a complex word, but it’s actually a common condition we see in young male pets—especially puppies and kittens. It means that one (or both) of the testicles hasn’t descended into the scrotum like it should. At TLC Animal Hospital in El...
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious and often deadly viral disease affecting domestic and wild rabbits. Since its emergence in Europe, RHDV has spread to the United States and Canada, where a more virulent strain, RHDV2, is now considered...
As temperatures drop in El Paso and beyond, it’s time to bundle up—and that includes your pets! Cold weather can pose serious health risks to dogs and cats, especially those with short coats, older pets, or those who spend a lot of time outdoors. At TLC Animal...
As the weather cools or car maintenance ramps up, many households use antifreeze without realizing the serious danger it poses to pets. Antifreeze poisoning, especially from ethylene glycol, is one of the most deadly emergencies veterinarians treat. Just a few licks...
Rabbits are adorable, social, and intelligent companions—but they require specialized care to stay happy and healthy. At TLC Animal Hospital in El Paso, TX, we love helping rabbit owners learn the essentials of bunny care, from diet and exercise to housing and health....
