Pet diseases, explained simply

Pleuritis in cats is an inflammation of the pleura, causing severe respiratory distress.

Pneumonia in pets involves lung inflammation. Symptoms vary; consult a vet for diagnosis and treatment.

Pneumonia in reptiles and birds is a common respiratory infection necessitating veterinary care.

Pneumonia in cats is a serious respiratory infection requiring prompt veterinary care.

Pneumonia in reptiles is a serious respiratory infection that can be life-threatening without proper veterinary treatment and care.

Pneumonia in small mammals is a severe respiratory infection requiring prompt veterinary care.

Pneumonia in small pets can be severe, requiring quick veterinary care. Watch for respiratory distress and lethargy.

Pneumonic pasteurellosis is a bacterial respiratory infection caused by Pasteurella species, affecting multiple pet species with symptoms ranging from mild cough to severe pneumonia.

Pneumothorax in dogs involves air in the chest cavity, causing breathing issues.

Pododermatitis is an inflammatory condition of the paws affecting various pets, often caused by bacteria or poor hygiene.

Pododermatitis, or bumblefoot, is a painful condition affecting the feet of various pets, causing swelling and sores.

Pododermatitis, or sore hock, is a painful condition affecting pets' feet, causing inflammation and ulceration.

Inflammation of the feet in pets, causing discomfort and pain.

Environmental toxin poisoning in reptiles occurs when pets are exposed to harmful chemicals, pesticides, or household products causing serious health complications.

Polyomavirus affects young birds, causing severe symptoms and high mortality. Consult a vet for diagnosis and care.

Polyomavirus is a highly contagious viral infection affecting pet birds, particularly deadly in young birds with symptoms ranging from feather abnormalities to sudden death.

Polyradiculoneuritis is a severe neurological condition causing progressive paralysis in dogs, often triggered by raccoon saliva exposure.

Post-surgical complications in pets include infections, wound dehiscence, and healing issues that can occur after any surgical procedure.

Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) is an inherited eye condition causing gradual vision loss and eventual blindness in dogs and cats.

PRA is a genetic condition in pets causing gradual vision loss, eventually leading to blindness.

Prolapse occurs when internal organs or tissues protrude through body openings, requiring immediate veterinary attention to prevent complications.

Cloacal or oviductal prolapse occurs when internal reproductive organs protrude outside the body through the cloaca in birds and reptiles.

Prolapsed cloaca occurs in birds, reptiles, and amphibians, requiring immediate veterinary care.

Prolapsed oviduct is a critical condition in birds and reptiles where the oviduct protrudes from the cloaca, requiring immediate veterinary care.