Category: Pets Clinic

Coastal Humane Society celebrates National Pet Month; Next vaccination clinic this Wednesday

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Submitted by the Coastal Humane Society At Coastal Humane Society, we understand the immeasurable value of the human-animal bond, and we never take the lives of these precious animals for granted. This month, we invite you to join us in celebrating National Pet Month by making a difference in the lives of pets and their owners. Our mission is to help people in the Outer Banks of North Carolina care for their pets, especially during challenging financial circumstances. We firmly believe that every animal deserves a loving home and proper care, regardless of financial limitations. That’s why we need your…
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Veterinary Lasers Market estimated value of around US$ 336.5 Million growth of 9.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2028

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The global Veterinary Lasers Market is predicted to take a leap from US$ 123.2 Million (2017) to a value worth US$ 336.5 Million by the end of 2028. Global demand for Veterinary Lasers Products projected to register the growth of 9.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2028, According to the latest market research report published on the global market for veterinary lasers by Future Market Insights, the global veterinary lasers market is projected to register a robust CAGR of 9.7% in terms of value during the forecast period 2018–2028. The report, titled “Veterinary Lasers Market – Global Industry Analysis 2013-2017 and…
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Ontario pet owners struggling to find animal care amid shortage of vets

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When one of Sarah Bennett’s Great Danes suffered a minor injury while playing in the neighborhood dog park last year, the vet told her it was nothing a few stitches wouldn’t fix. But nobody at the clinic was available to do it, so Bennett had to take care of the cut himself. “That is something that I have been fit in for in years past,” Bennett told CBC Toronto. The clinic she has taken her dogs to for the past seven years also used to be open 24 hours a day, giving her peace of mind if something went wrong…
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Shooting at Shively animal clinic may have been self-defense

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An animal clinic customers say is a cornerstone in the community was the scene of a deadly shooting over the weekend. “I was angry. I was horrified by the whole situation,” said Donny Greene, the director of Outreach for Feed Louisville. On Sunday evening, police were called to the Shively Animal Clinic and Hospital on Dixie Highway. While investigators have not said exactly what led up to the incident, police me a verbal altercation turned physical, and 21-year-old Trent Taylor was shot and killed. Police say although the investigation is in its early stages, it appears the shooting could have…
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Veterinaries Share The 1 Food They Never Give Their Dog

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Dog owners often treat their pets like family, and sometimes this includes giving them a seat at the dining room table. It can be downright impossible to say no to the puppy dog’s eyes begging for that last piece of chicken bone, but vets say you should resist the urge. It’s crucial that owners be aware of foods that are harmful or toxic to dogs. Veterinarians often see dogs with avoidable health emergencies related to their diet. Dr. Sarah Hogganmedical director of the California-based VCA Animal Hospitalsand Dr. Nicki Cohen, associate veterinarian at the Dupont Veterinary Clinic in Washington, DC,…
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Whitby’s Baker Animal Clinic hosting fundraiser to help Ukraine pets

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New vet clinic designed to make visits less stressful for pets + pet parents alike

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Pets are a corner stone in many of our lives. They offer us loyalty, companionship and love, and some millennials are even opting for pet ‘parenthood’ over having children of their own. The only downside to owning pets? Stressful vet visits. Westshore Pet Clinic, a new, full-service veterinarian clinic in Langford, took stress and anxiety into account when designing their new clinic. They’ve taken extra care to make their office and exam rooms feel more like home with soft colors and a warm, inviting space where pets and their owners can relax. Westshore Pet Clinic, family run and family focused.…
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Drug slows Alzheimer’s by 35%, bolstering treatment

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CHICAGO (Reuters) -An experimental Alzheimer’s drug developed by Eli Lilly and Co slowed cognitive decline by 35% in a late-stage trial, the company said on Wednesday, providing what experts say is the strongest evidence yet that removing sticky amyloid plaques from the brain benefits patients with the fatal disease. Lilly’s drug, donanemab, met all goals of the trial, the company said. It slowed progression of Alzheimer’s by 35% compared to a placebo in 1,182 people with early-stage disease whose brains had deposits of two key Alzheimer’s proteins, beta amyloid as well as intermediate levels of tau, a protein linked to…
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