902.826.1933

Blog - Category

It’s Hard to Say Goodbye – Humane Euthanasia

There is a time when we all have to make a decision regarding the quality and future of our pet’s life. Humane euthanasia is a term we use when we humanely end a pet’s life. In small animal veterinary medicine, this is usually performed with the use of injectable medications.

Read More

Echo – Senior Focus

Name: Echo Age:12  Breed: German Shepherd Presented for: Mobility Changes Diagnostics Performed: Bloodwork- CBC & Chemistries, Radiographs Diagnosis: Radiographs revealed Osteoarthritis and Grade 4 Hip Dysplasia. Bloodwork results were within normal ranges. Treatment Plan: Start Medications for anti-inflammatory and pain management. Modified exercise routine supported with Glucosamine supplements to help with joint health. Update from […]

Read More

Early disease detection and your senior pet

As our pets age they have an increased risk of developing various age related problems and diseases. Wellness testing is performed in our senior pets (over 7 years) to decrease the risk that a disease process goes undetected. Thankfully most of the time no abnormalities are found and the results of wellness testing can be […]

Read More

Blog

What Does It Mean When Your Cat Is Scratching Themselves?

First of all, let’s talk about why cats scratch. Cats ‘scratch’ on items for two reasons. The reason we think of them most often is to sharpen their claws. But scratching also serves another purpose.

Read More
See All Articles