Frisco Emergency Pet Care Podcast

About 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

Publisher

Dr. Mike LoSasso

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Dec 2025

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

36 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Oct 2026

   Rodent Poison Emergencies: Why the Active Ingredient Changes Everything

   A teal block on the garage floor does not look scary until you learn what it can do. Rodent baits often appear identical, but the active ingredient can mean three completely different medical emergencies for dogs and cats: internal bleeding, kidney failure, or brain swelling. That uncertainty is exactly why we wanted to talk through what emergency vets look for when a pet gets into rat poison and why speed and specifics matter. We walk you through anticoagulant rodenticides (vitamin K antago...

2. 

   6 Oct 2026

   Vomiting, Diarrhea, and the Emergencies Hiding Underneath

   Vomiting and diarrhea are messy, stressful, and easy to dismiss until they are not. We sit down with Dr. Mike LoSasso, Chief of Staff at Frisco Emergency Pet Care, to unpack what these symptoms can actually mean inside a dog or cat and why “it’s probably just an upset stomach” is not a diagnosis. We talk through the real-world ER patterns behind gastrointestinal emergencies: pets getting into holiday food, trash, parasites, and the classic foreign body culprits like socks, washcloths, underw...

3. 

   29 Sept 2026

   Holiday Chaos and Canine Conflict: Preventing Fights, Bites, and Bad Decisions

   Holiday plans can feel harmless until one small decision snowballs into a pet emergency. We talk through the real-world risks we see spike around the season in North Dallas: guests coming and going, crowded living rooms, high-value treats, and pets being brought into unfamiliar homes. Dr. Mike LoSasso explains why “they’ve always gotten along” isn’t a safety plan, how pack dynamics can change instantly, and what simple boundaries reduce the chance of dog fights and bite wounds. We also clear...