Cornerstone Pet Clinic

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

Why wait for the night café vibe when the gym gives me music, chill air, and peace in the morning?

20/05/2026

❤️🐾 Basic Signs of Heart Disease in Dogs & Cats 🐾❤️

• Coughing
• Fast or difficult breathing
• Easily getting tired
• Weakness or collapse
• Reduced appetite
• Swollen abdomen
• Restlessness at night

Early diagnosis saves lives. 🩺

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18/05/2026

“Case discussions like these remind us that in canine cardiology, clinical signs alone rarely tell the full story.
This DCM + Pulmonary Hypertension case highlighted the importance of combining echocardiography with biomarkers like NT-proBNP for better assessment of myocardial stress, chamber remodeling, prognosis, and treatment planning.

Understanding the difference between volume overload, systolic dysfunction, pulmonary vascular changes, and secondary cardiac remodeling is what truly changes outcomes.

Every echo teaches something new. Every patient humbles us. 🫀🐾

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18/05/2026

Cardiology teaching moment 😄🫀

While explaining concentric vs eccentric hypertrophy, I initially said “end systolic volume decreases” and later corrected it to “actually it increases” in advanced DCM.

What I meant:

👉 In concentric hypertrophy (pressure overload like HCM/hypertension):
- thick ventricle
- smaller chamber
- systolic emptying may still be good initially
- ESV may remain low/normal

👉 But in eccentric dilation / end-stage DCM:
- ventricle becomes weak and dilated
- pumping fails
- more blood remains inside after systole
- therefore End Systolic Volume (ESV) becomes HIGH

So:
Big heart ≠ strong heart.

A massively dilated ventricle often means severe systolic failure with poor forward stroke volume.

That’s the beauty of cardiology physiology, understanding the mechanism matters more than memorizing terms. 🩺📚

17/05/2026

🐾 FREE PET HEALTH CHECK-UP CAMP 🩺
In collaboration with HUFT ❤️

Because every pet deserves timely care, love, and preventive health attention. Bring your furry family members for a free health check-up and expert veterinary guidance.

✔ General Health Examination
✔ Basic Consultation
✔ Preventive Care Advice
✔ Nutrition & Wellness Guidance

Let’s work together for healthier and happier pets. 🐶🐱

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16/05/2026

Dog bite wounds should NEVER be ignored.
Even a small puncture wound can lead to severe infection, tissue damage, abscess formation, nerve injury, or life-threatening complications if not treated properly.

Immediate first aid matters:
• Stay calm
• Wash wound thoroughly with running water & soap
• Control bleeding gently
• Avoid home remedies
• Seek medical attention immediately
• Rabies and tetanus evaluation is extremely important

For pets:
• Veterinary examination is necessary even if the wound looks small externally
• Deep tissue pockets and hidden trauma are common in bite injuries

Early wound management can save life, limb, and prevent long-term complications.

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15/05/2026

🐾 Free Health Checkup for Pets 🩺
Join us on 23rd & 24th May | 4 PM – 8 PM at HUFT Store & Spa, Nallagandla Hyderabad for a complimentary pet wellness checkup with Cornerstone Pet Clinic & Heads Up For Tails.

Because healthy pets make happy families ❤️

14/05/2026

Sometimes the signs are subtle:
🐾 Fast breathing
🐾 Coughing
🐾 Weakness
🐾 Getting tired easily

Heart disease in pets often starts silently.

Early diagnosis with ECG, X-rays, and echocardiography can make a huge difference.

08/05/2026

Missed your pet’s vaccination? Don’t panic , don’t delay either. 💉

Vaccines protect your pet from serious and life-threatening diseases. Even if the due date was missed, restarting protection early is important for their safety. ❤️

📌 What you should do:
✔️ Contact your veterinarian
✔️ Share your pet’s last vaccination date
✔️ Get an updated vaccination schedule
✔️ Avoid unnecessary exposure to infected animals until protected

Remember:
“Late vaccination is better than no vaccination.” 🐶🐱

Protect them before illness gives no second chance.