The pulp is connective tissue found inside the tooth; within the pulp are the vessels and nerves that nourish and innervate the tooth. Pulpitis is a painful condition that commonly develops in felines and can lead to severe dental problems. What is Pulpitis in Cats? Dental pulp is located inside the tooth, and when it […]
It's normal to worry if you see that your dog has something in their eye. If you suspect that the animal has a foreign body in their eye, it is best to seek veterinary attention as soon as possible to avoid complications. Foreign bodies in the eyes of dogs and cats can be any external […]
Today, July 21st, World Dog Day is celebrated. This anniversary, created in 2004, celebrates the existence of one of humankind's best friends and aims to raise awareness about an increasingly common problem: according to the World Health Organization, 70% of dogs worldwide do not have a home. Today, in addition to encouraging you to adopt […]
In dogs and cats, the bony structure of the mouth is made up of two bones: the upper one, or 'maxilla', and the lower one, or 'mandible'. Furthermore, a great force is required for trauma to cause a fracture of the mandibular or maxillary bone. But what are these fractures and how do they occur? […]
There are numerous reasons why cataracts can appear in dogs: inadequate diets, eye inflammations, trauma... However, it is very possible that a dog will end up suffering from cataracts due to the genetics of its breed or as a problem derived from diabetes. Cataracts in dogs are one of the most frequent causes of vision […]
The eyelids are modified skin folds that continue with the rest of the skin on the face, and whose main functions are to protect the eyeball, produce, and spread tears. Blinking is the motor function of the eyelids, and through it, the tear film is distributed and renewed. There are different pathologies that affect the […]
If your dog or cat has bad breath, also known as halitosis, it may be an indicator of an underlying health condition that requires veterinary attention. While it's true that some animals have a stronger odor than others, if the bad odor persists in their breath, it's a sign that something is not right. It's […]
Maintaining good hygiene and care of the eye is important to ensure optimal ocular health. This organ has highly specialized external protection: the eyelids. The presence of lumps on the eyelids is relatively common in dogs and more sporadic in cats. The causes for the appearance of these lumps are very varied and include reactions […]
Our dogs and cats end up becoming another member of the family, and as such, we seek to give them the highest possible quality of life. Caring for their oral health is undoubtedly a key piece for their well-being and, in the long term, can help prevent much more serious diseases. On some occasions, orthodontics […]
High-frequency (or high-resolution) ocular ultrasound was initially developed for use in humans, and since its incorporation into veterinary ophthalmology, it has become a widespread technique. At IVeM, we are fortunate to have the necessary technological equipment to carry out this valuable and cutting-edge diagnostic test. We can also refer to it as Ultrasound Biomicroscopy, or […]
