Veterinary Cardiology Specialists, PLLC

06/06/2025

Do YOU know how pets get heartworms? Once you understand it, you won't question why YOUR pet needs protection. http://bit.ly/341dKjw

02/08/2025

If you think cats aren't at risk from heartworms, think again!

06/13/2024

Happy Birthday to the most amazing CVT, Chandra! She is such an incredible person. Her dedication to the patients we work with, their owners, and the clinics we serve is admirable. She introduces levity to her work that brings a smile to all those around her. The culmination of her professionalism, technical ability, communication approach and dedication to teaching makes her one of a kind. But there’s more… She also brings her adventurous spirit and curiosity to everything she engages in. Her love for educating others goes beyond veterinary medicine as she also volunteers her time training firefighters how to address the needs of pets encountered in emergencies and disasters with the non profit Basic Animal Rescue Training. She is the best of the best in her field. I am honored to her as a part of team Veterinary Cardiology Specialists and as a friend. Happiest of birthdays to you Chandra!

04/27/2024

Did you know…
That the loudness of a heart murmur does not necessarily correlate with severity of heart disease?

01/05/2024

It's Feline Friday! Learn the facts to keep your cat safe. 🐱

01/09/2023

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The family of one of our patients’ has set this up to help her get a pacemaker. Please share.

A little over 3 years ago we walked in to humane society to have a "look" around and there she… Ryan Clark needs your support for Fix Paisley's broken heart

10/08/2022

Did you know that heartworms can grow to be more than a foot long inside your dog?

09/12/2022

This photo embraces the essence of why we, as veterinary professionals, do what we do. Meet Laura and her beloved family member “Patty”. The amazing bond they share is palpable. We have had the pleasure of assisting in the heart health care of “Patty” since March of 2021 when she was noted to have a heart murmur by her primary veterinarian Dr. Teresa Bergh, the owner of Vet Partners Apple Valley . Her comprehensive cardiology evaluation revealed structural heart disease as well as a ventricular arrhythmia. She is currently doing great with her medical therapy. Feeling the love. ❤️🐾

04/16/2022

Good information to review!

Can people get heartworms? Do cats ever get heartworms? Can you prevent heartworms with natural remedies? Find out what’s fact and fiction when it comes to heartworms and pets.

04/11/2022

April is Heartworm Awareness Month. Check this out!

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition caused by parasitic worms living in t

08/24/2021

Did you know? The loudness (grade) of a murmur does not always correlate with severity of disease.

Dog 1: Dialated Cardiomyopathy with a ventricular arrythmia. On three medications. Grade 3/6 left sided systolic and 2/6 right sided systolic murmur.

Dog 2: Chronic Degenerative Valve Disease Stage B1, not on any medications. Grade 4/6 left sided systolic and 4/6 right sided systolic murmur.

06/29/2021