Frisco Emergency Pet Care Podcast
Welcome to the Frisco Emergency Pet Care Podcast!
It's your trusted source for expert insight into emergency veterinary medicine. Hosted by Dr. Mike LoSasso, Chief of Staff at Frisco Emergency Pet Care, this podcast delivers essential information to help protect the health and safety of your dogs and cats.
Serving North Dallas with 24/7 emergency and critical care, the team at Frisco Emergency Pet Care is here when every second counts. Each episode offers practical guidance, professional expertise, and reassurance for pet owners navigating urgent situations.
To learn more about Frisco Emergency Pet Care visit:
https://www.FriscoEmergencyPetCare.com
Frisco Emergency Pet Care
11201 Preston Road
Frisco, Texas 75033
469-287-6767
Frisco Emergency Pet Care Podcast
Latest Episodes
Frisco Emergency Pet Care Answers Your Most Common Pet Questions – Part 2
A new lump shows up on your dog and suddenly you are doing mental math at 2 a.m. Is it a harmless fatty bump, a skin growth that can wait, or something that needs help now? We walk through how we think about lumps and bumps in real life, includ...
Your Top Pet Questions Answered: Dog and Cat Parent FAQs
Your dog swallows a sock, digs through the bathroom trash, or snaps up something off the sidewalk and suddenly you’re doing the mental math: “Do we wait, or do we go now?” We tackle those exact moments with Dr. Mike LoSasso, Chief of Staff at <...
Heat and Other Hazards: Protecting Pets During the Summer Months
Sidewalks that quietly burn paw pads. A backyard hose that can turn into scalding water. A sunny afternoon that becomes heat stroke in minutes. Summer can be brutal on pets, and we want you to feel prepared before the next walk, bath, storm, or...
From “Tom Cat” Blockages to Incontinence: Why Urinary Problems Turn Critical Fast
A cat that strains in the litter box and leaves nothing behind is not “being weird” that can be a clock-starting emergency. Julie Schwenzer and Dr. Mike LoSasso from Frisco Emergency Pet Care...
Recognizing Heart Trouble Early: Understanding Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs and Cats
A pet can live with a heart murmur for years and still look totally fine, right up until breathing becomes an emergency. We walk through what congestive heart failure really is in dogs and ca...