Stage Road Animal Hospital

read moreTicks-born diseases are a real health concern for dogs right across North America. Symptoms can be painful and zap the energy right out of your pet. Here, our Memphis vets share some symptoms of common tick-borne diseases seen in dogs, and why early detection is essential. Hypothyroidism is a rare condition in cats but when it does occur it can produce a number of symptoms including weight gain. In today's post our Memphis vets share some of signs of hypothyroidism in cats and how it is treated.

read moreLasers direct a concentrated beam of light through the skin's surface, releasing natural pain killers, producing the energy required for proper cell function, activating cells to 'clean up' inflammation damage, suppressing processes that cause damage, activating tissue repair and cell growth, and increasing circulation. If your pet is recovering from an injury or trauma, or suffering from pain or discomfort related to aging, he or she may benefit from cold laser treatment. The main benefits of cold laser therapy are that it is a non-invasive, quick and easy-to-administer treatment alternative.

read moreInternal veterinary medicine involves the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of animals' internal systems, such as the kidneys, liver, gastrointestinal tract, and lung/airway. Our vets are experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of challenging cases, and they have a variety of diagnostic tools and treatment methods at their disposal. They can manage patients that have multiple disorders or diseases, and those that do not respond well to standard protocols. We take a comprehensive approach to internal medicine, supported by thorough and advanced diagnostic testing and imaging.

read moreAt Stage Road Animal Hospital in North Memphis, our comprehensive preventive veterinary health care services, including pet vaccinations and immunizations, are customized to the unique needs of your pet. Preventive health care for animals is a range of treatments and procedures designed to prevent injury and the onset disease in pets. The Stage Road Animal Hospital team considers regular, comprehensive preventive care to be the foundation for our patients' long-term health. We work with our patients and their people to identify health issues early, and prevent them from developing in the first place, or from becoming more serious.

read moreSpaying and neutering refer to the surgical sterilization of a female or male animals respectively, under general anesthesia. SPAYING (FEMALES) Technically referred to as an ovariohysterectomy, spaying removes a female dog or cat's reproductive organs. NEUTERING (MALES) Neutering, or orchiectomy, removes the testicles of a male cat or dog. In some cases, the term 'neutering' can also refer to the desexing or 'fixing' of either gender. Does your puppy or kitten need to be spayed or neutered? Our vets will be happy to guide you through the process, so get in touch today to get started.

read moreSince 1974, Stage Road Animal Hospital has been providing compassionate care for dogs and cats in our community. Over the years, our experienced team has developed long-term, trusting relationships with our patients and their people. Whether you call, email or just drop by, our team is ready and available when you need us to look after your pets' health and wellbeing. Each time you and your pet visit our hospital, our vets and team welcome you as part of our extended veterinary family. Whatever the reason for your visit, you'll feel right at home.

read moreWe are proud to introduce the exceptional vets and team at Stage Road Animal Hospital in North Memphis, each a professional committed to the care and health of your pets. Our team of friendly and experienced veterinary professionals at Stage Road Animal Hospital love caring for the health of pets in the Memphis area. Our team feeds, bathes, exercises, and monitors our patients while they are with us. They also keep our facility neat, orderly, and spotlessly clean. They monitor and care for animals after surgery and assist the vets in countless other duties.

read moreDealing with emergency situations such as difficulty breathing, exposure to poisons or toxins, serious injuries, or allergic reactions can be distressing, but it helps to know what will happen when you arrive at our hospital. If you suspect your pet has been poisoned, try to call us ahead of time, as you are on the way, and provide information about your pet's symptoms, so we can be as prepared as possible when you arrive. We understand this is not always possible, so please do not hesitate to bring your pet to our clinic for immediate attention.