• Anorexia: loss of or decrease in appetite
• Bleeding
• ​Lethargy: not as active as usual
• ​Seizures
• ​Weight loss
• Abnormal posture
• ​Respiratory distress: labored or difficulty breathing
• ​Unusual swellings or masses ​
• Abdominal enlargement: swelling of the belly ​
• Injury of any kind ​
• Ataxia: stumbling or having difficulty in moving normally
• ​​Regurgitation or vomiting
• ​Hair, feather, or scale loss

How Much Does it Cost?

Every case is unique and the cost of your animal's treatment will vary depending on the type and severity of the disease, the diagnostic tests, and the treatment plan.

Your veterinarian will talk to you about your options, the costs involved, and provide you a fee estimate at your appointment.

Visit the hospital's Financial Information page for general payment information.