Did you know that Alzheimer’s disease in cats is very similar to the condition in humans? As cats age—particularly those reaching 10 years and older—they become more susceptible to this cognitive decline. This condition, often referred to as Feline Cognitive Dysfunction, can lead to noticeable personality changes, forgetfulness, and a gradual decline in vision or hearing.

Have you ever seen a cat walking with a tilted head, looking like a tough ’gangster’ from the neighborhood? While it might look like a unique pose, it is actually a dangerous red flag. A persistent head tilt is a major signal that your cat may be suffering from a Neurological Disorder.

Hind limb weakness is a common condition affecting dogs of all ages. The underlying causes often stem from hip dysplasia, knee joint issues, spinal disorders, neurological problems, or bone cancer. Key symptoms to watch for include an abnormal gait, difficulty standing up or sitting down, and muscle atrophy. At Thonglor Pet Hospital, we offer specialized Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy services designed to restore mobility and help your beloved companion walk comfortably once again.

Summer brings more than heat for cats. Learn the 3 most common summer illnesses -- heatstroke, bladder stones, and skin disease -- and how to prevent them.

Find answers to common questions regarding earthquake management and emergency procedures within the veterinary hospital, including essential safety guidelines for protecting your pets during a disaster.

Myxomatous Mitral Valve Disease (MMVD) is the most prevalent heart condition found in dogs, particularly affecting small-to-medium breeds and senior dogs. This condition arises from the degeneration of the mitral valve, leading to Mitral Regurgitation (MR)—a state where blood flows backward into the left atrium. Over time, this progression can lead to Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), significantly impacting a dog’s overall quality of life and longevity.