08/07/2025
This little peach 🍑 is a 1-year-old Pomeranian named Peach! She came to CCVS after a few days of vomiting and diarrhea at home. Her mom became concerned when she noticed some blood, a lack of appetite, and Peach seeming unusually lethargic.
Peach was admitted for overnight care at CCVS, where she received close monitoring from her doctor and nursing team. Her stay included an ultrasound to rule out an obstruction and bloodwork to check for any underlying issues. In cases like Peach’s—where symptoms might not seem alarming at first—hospitalization can still be critical, especially for small dogs. Breeds like Pomeranians are more prone to rapid dehydration, which can lead to hypovolemic shock, a life-threatening condition where the heart can’t pump enough blood due to fluid or blood loss.
With supportive care and fluid therapy, Peach perked up and regained her appetite by the next morning. She was cleared to head home and has been back to her spunky self ever since—chasing her beloved ping pong ball around the house. Life is once again a peach for Miss Peach! 😉🐶🍑
