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https://dev.vetetnous.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/cardio1.jpg1600513Why Consult in Cardiology? Your veterinarian may recommend evaluation by a veterinary cardiologist to investigate the following signs: Arrhythmia Heart murmur Coughing Rapid breathing at rest Fainting or weakness events Exercise intolerance Abdominal, thoracic or pericardial fluid (effusion) The purpose of the cardiology consultation is to evaluate the presence and severity of heart Disease, and determine whether […]