For some time now, we have been telling people about the importance of routinely checking blood pressure in pets. Dr. Chauvet has been routinely monitoring the blood pressure of her neurology patients because—just like for us—high blood pressure can lead to strokes, seizures or sudden blindness.
High blood pressure in our pets can be caused by the same things that make our blood pressure soar. Various diseases, poor diet and lack of exercise are among the causes. Correcting the problem in our pets often involves a change in lifestyle just like it does with us. Weight loss, increased exercise and, often, faithfully taking medication all help keep blood pressure at healthy levels, and keep us, and our pets, feeling good and enjoying life.
We have more information about this important topic in our Guide to Hypertension in Pets
CCVSS offers the most highly-advanced emergency, intensive care and surgical facility for pets between of Tampa and Fort Myers. Our technology and the 24-hour monitoring by specialists is similar to what you would find in a human hospital. We have an on-site MRI, a mechanical respirator, digital radiography and other advanced technology as well as compassionate board-certified and board-eligible veterinary specialists to allow us to prolong the lives of precious family pets.
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