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Is your dog or cat suddenly limping, refusing to put a paw on the ground, or appearing to be in a lot of pain after a fall, an accident, or a misstep? A fracture of the radius and ulna could be the cause.

Les visites chez le vétérinaire, bien qu’essentielles pour la santé de nos compagnons, sont souvent une source de stress importante, autant pour les animaux que pour leurs propriétaires. Un environnement inconnu, des bruits inhabituels, des manipulations par des étrangers et des odeurs nouvelles peuvent rapidement créer un état d’anxiété plus élevé chez les chiens et les chats qui auront à se faire examiner.

Gastropexy is a preventive surgery that involves attaching the stomach to the abdominal wall. Its objective is to significantly reduce the risk of stomach torsion, a serious emergency that can endanger a dog's life in just a few hours. This intervention is mainly recommended for dogs at high risk of gastric dilatation-volvulus. When planned preventively, gastropexy is generally much simpler and safer than when it must be performed during emergency surgery.

Près de 34 % des propriétaires relâchent la vigilance trop tôt après la chirurgie de leur animal. Apprenez à gérer la période critique de convalescence (gestion de l'espace, sorties en laisse, stimulation) et découvrez les signes d'alerte à surveiller. Un contenu éducatif proposé par Coupez, référence en chirurgie vétérinaire mobile auprès des cliniques du Québec, pour faire de la période de repos le meilleur allié de la guérison de votre animal.

A small lump on your dog or cat’s skin can sometimes be a sign of a serious tumor. Since it’s impossible to tell the difference between a benign mass and cancer with the naked eye, prompt treatment is essential to ensure the best possible outcome for your pet. Our experts explain the diagnostic steps and the importance of surgery.

Learn how anesthesia for dogs and cats has become very safe, the real risks involved, what to watch for, and how to prepare for surgery.

Our pets are living longer than ever before, which is excellent news. Thanks to regular medical checkups, a suitable diet, and special attention to their well-being, they now enjoy a good quality of life well into their old age. Just like humans, aging can bring its share of health problems that require specific care... sometimes even specialized surgery. For many owners, the idea of surgery on an elderly animal raises questions and concerns. This is only natural: increas