Veterinarian checking the temperature of a lethargic dog to determine if emergency pet care is needed.

Lethargic Dog? Signs It’s Time for Emergency Care

A lethargic dog can be alarming, especially when the change in energy seems sudden or severe. While a lazy day is normal, a lethargic dog that won’t eat, move, or engage like usual may be signaling a medical issue that needs quick attention. This guide breaks down what lethargy really looks like, common causes, and when it’s time to seek emergency care—so you know exactly how to help your pet.

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Veterinarian explaining pet medications and pet prescriptions to a smiling owner and her dog during a clinic visit.

Pet Medications Explained: What You Need to Know

Understanding pet medications can feel overwhelming, especially when your dog or cat suddenly needs treatment. From antibiotics to pain relief, pet prescriptions play a major role in helping pets recover, manage chronic conditions, and stay comfortable. This guide breaks down why veterinarians use pet medications, how to give them safely, and when urgent care is the right place to go for fast relief and clear answers.

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A beagle resting at home showing early signs of kennel cough and awaiting urgent care for dogs.

Kennel Cough in Dogs

If your dog has a dry, hacking, or honking cough, it could be kennel cough—a common but contagious respiratory illness. Learn the signs, treatment options, and when to see a vet so your pup can recover quickly and comfortably with help from Urgent Pet Care Center.

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