Is Your Pet at Risk for This Rare Chest Condition?
This condition causes fluid to build up in your pet’s chest, usually caused by an unknown origin. While life-threatening, the prognosis is good once treatment is administered.
Reviewed by Dr. Arielle Walton
Dr. Arielle Walton, a Nashville veterinarian, blends Chinese and Western medicine to provide holistic care, specializing in acupuncture, herbal therapy, and whole-food nutrition.
Is Your Pet Quietly Battling This Serious Health Issue?
Sadly, only around 70% of dogs and cats who develop this infection survive, even with proper long-term treatment, so early detection is necessary. Here's what you should do to protect your pet.
