Category: Pets Clinic

Beach Dogs Walk-in Veterinarian Clinic in Harrison to close Feb. 1

, 24/04/2023

Beach Dogs Walk-in Veterinarian Clinic in Harrison to close Feb. 1 Vet Dr. Laura Madsen to split her time between Agassiz, Hope clinics Beach Dogs Veterinary Walk-In Clinic’s last day is Jan. 29. VetDr. Laura Madsen will continue to see patients at Kent Veterinary Clinic and Coquihalla Veterinary Clinic. (Photo/Beach Dogs Veterinary Walk-In Clinic) Effective Jan. 29, Beach Dogs Veterinary Walk-in in Harrison Hot Springs will be closing its doors permanently. After the beginning of the month, Veterinarian Dr. Laura Madsen will continue to see patients at Kent…

Sacramento, CA free pet clinic for dogs, cats

, 20/04/2023

British shorthair and Golden Retriever. chendongshan Getty Images/iStockphoto A free pet clinic is coming to Sacramento — and both dogs and cats are welcome. [–Sacramento County’s Bradshaw Animal Shelter and the city of Sacramento’s Front Street Animal Shelter are teaming up for a single day of free services, including vaccinations, wellness exams and more, according to the county’s website. The event will be hosted at the Pannell Community Center on Sunday, April 23, near the community of Parkway Estates. [–The county warned pet owners in an April Instagram post that the walk-up clinic, open to city and county…

The Veterinary Glucometers Market is expected to reach a valuation of US$ 579.4 Million by 2032 | FMI Study

, 18/04/2023

The Veterinary Glucometers Market is expected to expand at a 5.1% CAGR through 2032. The worldwide veterinary glucometers market is presently valued at US$ 336.2 Million in 2022 and is expected to exceed US$ 579.4 Million by 2032. Emerging Trends in the veterinary glucometers market suggest the growing cases of animal diabetes along with glucometers efficiency, which is specially used for dogs and cats, is anticipated to boost the demand for veterinary glucometers through 2032. New portable devices by key players are establishing new standards and manufacturing trends for the market. Expanding the veterinary glucometer market size is attributed to…

Simcoe County mobile veterinary clinic eases stress on pets and owners

, 16/04/2023

A Simcoe County veterinarian makes getting your pet’s health checked less stressful for owners. “With our cats, they hate going in the car,” said Jennifer Dolmage. But a bus is different, especially one that rolls right up to your house. “So if we can cut out that stressful car ride, it gives us more time, and the animals seem more relaxed,” said Dr. Felicia Uriarte, McLean House Call Veterinary Services owner. Uriarte purchased the mobile vet clinic in 2008 from the now retired Dr. McLean. “It was an RV that he had retrofitted,” Uriarte said. “Since then, my husband and…

Seven secrets of the super-rich divorce

, 08/04/2023

The aging billionaire and younger new girlfriend trope isn’t without its dangers. A few years ago, a super-wealthy tycoon was in the process of burning through London’s top lawyers in a highly acrimonious divorce that was even thought to be one that would set new legal precedents. The proceedings were suddenly and brutally curtailed when he died of a heart attack during a penis enlargement operation in an exclusive clinic on the Champs Élysées. Lawyers speculated at the time that his incentive for this operation was a new, youthful girlfriend. 3. Their pets are worth more than you are The…

Veterinarians are borrowing big to create palatial pet clinics

, 08/04/2023

Comment on this storyComment To start 2020, Morgan McDaniel fulfilled a lifelong dream: She bought her own veterinary practice, a financial leap that took a $4.5 million loan. Then the pandemic hit, as did America’s pet adoption boom. Cat and dog parents kept asking McDaniel’s Montgomery Animal Hospital in Pineville, La., for more services. Could it provide long-term care for a dog’s torn ACL? Did it offer overnight boarding? McDaniel decided she could, tacking on a $750,000 loan to expand her practice by more than two dozen doggy bedrooms, an exam room for specialty procedures and an artificial turf play…

Animal rescue group help spay and neuter Texarkana pets | Texarkana

, 03/04/2023

TEXARKANA, Ark. – Animal advocates are offering low-cost spay and neuter clinics to help combat the overpopulation of pets in the Texarkana area. Last year, the Arkansas side of the city passed an ordinance requiring pets to be spayed or neutered. The spay and neuter clinic not only helps prevent unwanted litters, or pets that get dumped and left behind, but animal advocates say it also improves or promotes the animal’s health. Friends Furrever, a local animal rescue group, is sponsoring the clinic at the Texarkana shelter. Volunteer Virginia Rice says the clinic is especially helpful for pet owners living…

ZooMiami’s search for plastic bottles includes crocodiles’ guts

, 30/03/2023

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – When a plastic bottle fell into the area where two endangered crocodiles, Leroy and Princess, live at ZooMiami, the fear of a potentially deadly digestive obstruction prompted veterinarians to act quickly. Award-winning photographer Ron Magill, a spokesman for the zoo, reported Wednesday that the Cuban crocodiles had to be sedated to undergo radiographs on Tuesday at the zoo’s animal hospital. “Over the years, everything from cell phones to sunglasses have been retrieved from the bellies of animals at the zoo, causing significant stress and in some cases, physical harm,” Magill wrote in a statement. In 2019,…