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Posts in Category: Pet Safety and Emergencies

May 1, 2026 by Lincoln Hills Veterinary Hospital

Swollen Face or Hives in Dogs: Allergic Reaction or Emergency? — One minute, your pup looks perfectly normal. The next, you notice puffy eyes, a plump muzzle, or raised bumps beneath the fur. Dog face swelling can appear suddenly and dramatically, and leave pet parents startled and unsure what to do next. The good news is that many allergic reactions in dogs are mild and treatable. […]

Chronic Vomiting in Cats: When It’s More Than Just Hairballs — Most feline families are familiar with the occasional hairball—an unpleasant but otherwise normal part of life with a cat. But a cat vomiting daily is no longer something to brush off or blame on fur alone. Frequent vomiting is often a sign that something deeper is going on, and it deserves a closer look. At […]

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips — Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, feasts—and furry friends who may want to sneak a seat at the table! While it’s tempting to share holiday favorites with your pets, the truth is that many traditional treats and trimmings can spell trouble for their tummies. At Lincoln Hills Veterinary Hospital, we want your whole family […]

Protecting Your Dog From Deadly Foxtails — Foxtail season is here, and while the dry, golden grasses may look harmless, they pose a serious and potentially life-threatening risk to your dog. Unfortunately, foxtails are a common problem in California, and have been reported in almost every state west of the Mississippi, they are also now spreading to the East Coast.

Protecting Your Dog’s Paws in Summer — Summer in Lincoln means warm sunshine, longer days, and more time for outdoor fun with your furry companion. But while you’re stepping out in sandals, your dog is walking barefoot on sizzling asphalt, sand, and cement—which can spell trouble for those tender paws. At Lincoln Hills Veterinary Hospital, we care about every step your pup […]

4th of July Pet Safety Tips — The 4th of July is a time for celebration—for humans, anyway. We love our parades, cookouts, and, of course, fireworks. But our pets often feel stressed and confused during this loud, smelly holiday, and it can cause them to run away or get injured. If you’re a pet parent, preparation is the secret sauce to […]