Pet Health Conditions We Treat in Omaha, NE
When your pet is not feeling well, you need answers and a clear plan. The veterinarians at The Pet Clinic diagnose and treat a wide range of medical and behavioral conditions in dogs, cats and exotic pets using our in-house laboratory, digital imaging and endoscopy. Explore the common conditions below to learn about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
Common Conditions in Dogs and Cats
- Dental Disease: periodontal disease, tooth resorption and painful teeth
- Arthritis and Joint Pain: stiffness, limping and mobility problems
- Allergies and Itchy Skin: flea, environmental and food allergies
- Ear Infections: bacterial, yeast and ear mite infections
- Vomiting and Diarrhea: upset stomach and gastrointestinal disease
- Foreign Body Ingestion: swallowed toys, socks, string and bones
- Heartworm Disease: testing, prevention and treatment
- Pet Obesity: healthy weight loss and weight management
- Kidney Disease: chronic kidney disease and acute kidney injury
- Anxiety and Fear: separation anxiety, noise phobias and vet visit stress
How We Diagnose Pet Health Problems
Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment. Most problems begin with a thorough sick visit exam. From there, our in-house laboratory provides bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal tests and cytology in minutes, and digital X-rays, ultrasound and endoscopy let us see what is happening inside the body without guesswork.
Prevention Is the Best Medicine
Many of these conditions can be prevented or caught early with annual wellness exams, year-round vaccine and parasite control, professional dental care and personalized nutritional counseling. We also care for ferrets, pocket pets and reptiles through our exotic pet services. Explore all of our veterinary services to see how we can help.
Pet Health Conditions FAQs
What conditions does The Pet Clinic treat?
We treat a wide range of conditions, including dental disease, arthritis, allergies, ear infections, gastrointestinal problems, swallowed objects, heartworm disease, obesity, kidney disease and anxiety.
Do you treat conditions in exotic pets?
Yes. Our veterinarians care for ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other pocket pets as well as reptiles.
How quickly can you diagnose my pet’s problem?
Our in-house laboratory and imaging equipment let us provide many results the same day, often within minutes.
When should I bring my pet in for a sick visit?
Call us if your pet stops eating, has vomiting or diarrhea, is limping, seems painful, is scratching constantly or shows any sudden change in behavior.
Can I get a second opinion on my pet’s diagnosis?
Yes. We are happy to review your pet’s records and provide a second opinion on a diagnosis or treatment plan.
How can I prevent common pet health problems?
Annual wellness exams, vaccines, parasite prevention, dental care and a healthy weight prevent or catch many conditions early.
Do you treat pets from outside Omaha?
Yes. We welcome pets from La Vista, Papillion, Ralston, Elkhorn, Bellevue and surrounding communities.
Schedule an Exam for Your Pet
If you have concerns about your pet’s health, our team is here to help. Call The Pet Clinic at (402) 330-3096 or request an appointment in Omaha, NE .