Understanding CCL Injuries in Dogs (Part 3): Which Treatment is Right for Your Dog?
When it comes to treating a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL), two options often rise to the top: stem cell therapy and TPLO surgery. Both have their place in veterinary medicine—but how do you know which one is right for your dog?
Understanding CCL Injuries in Dogs (Part 2): From Pain Relief to Surgery
Once a dog has injured or torn their cranial cruciate ligament (CCL), it's important to begin treatment right away to reduce pain, prevent further damage, and support healing. The best treatment plan will depend on your dog’s size, activity level, and the severity of the injury.
Understanding CCL Injuries in Dogs (Part 1): What They Are and What to Look For
Unfortunately, once a CCL is torn, it does not heal on its own. Without proper treatment, the instability in the joint leads to chronic pain, arthritis, and worsening lameness. Early diagnosis is essential for developing a treatment plan that supports both comfort and long-term mobility.
Pet Allergies (Part 3): When to Call the Vet
Prompt care not only helps your pet feel better faster—it can also reduce long-term costs and complications. If your furry friend is showing signs of allergies, let us help you get them back on track. Their comfort is worth it.
Celebrating World Veterinary Day: Honoring the Dedication to Animal Health
Every year, on the last Saturday of April, veterinary professionals around the world come together to celebrate World Veterinary Day. It's a time to recognize the vital role that veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support staff play in protecting the health and well-being of animals—and, by extension, people and communities.
Pet Allergies (Part 2): Relief at Home
There are a few safe and effective things pet owners can try at home to ease allergy symptoms before (or alongside) veterinary care.
Pet Allergies: Scratching the Surface
What do allergies look like in pets? Most commonly, we see itchy skin, chronic ear infections, paw licking, and red, irritated eyes.
Did you know: We have an online pharmacy?
When you order from our online store, you’re working directly with the veterinary team who knows your pet’s medical history at competitive prices.
Ask a vet: What does it take to become a veterinarian?
Becoming a veterinarian is an incredibly rewarding journey, but it’s no small feat. We asked Dr. Tracie Hoggarth to share what it really takes to earn the title “DVM” (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine).
Why the rabies vaccination?
At Two Rivers Veterinary Hospital, we take the safety of our staff, patients, and community seriously. That’s why we require all dogs and cats in our care to be vaccinated against rabies.
Chronic Kidney Disease
CKD is a progressive condition that affects the kidneys' ability to function properly, leading to a range of health issues.
Dog Bite Prevention Week
Biting is a dog’s natural form of defense, especially when they feel scared, threatened, or cornered. And while some nips may seem minor, dog bites can cause serious soft tissue injuries and dangerous infections. That’s why bite prevention is everyone’s responsibility, and it starts with understanding a few key things.
Leashes: Simple is Better
Let’s talk about the F-word in the veterinary world: flexi-leashes.
My pet died at home. What are my options?
If your pet passes away at home, there are a few options available for pet aftercare in the Fargo/Moorhead area. We work with two local businesses that offer dignified services to honor your pet's life.
Cat Pee Where It Shouldn’t Be
Few things are more than discovering their feline friend has peed outside of the litter box. While it can feel like a behavioral issue, it’s important to recognize that inappropriate urination is often a sign that something deeper is going on.