Good or Bad?
In veterinary medicine, dental disease is seen in almost every animal. But, in our busy lives it's hard to find the time to do regular preventive care. Adding to the problem, dental cleanings under general anesthesia seems risky to many. Recently, anesthesia-free pet dentistry has become a fad. However, is this option good care and safe long term?
Read the following article to find out more about these drugs, how they affect your pet, and possible first aid. Every year thousands of pets are exposed to or ingest up to 1/2 lbs of human medications.
Heartworm Disease Spreading
With over 250,000 known cases in the U.S., canine heartworm disease continues to plague our pets, causing emotional snd financial distress to the owners. The saddest part of all: this disease is completely preventable
Each year, the American Kennel Club announces their "Most Popular Breeds" of dog. Some of these dog breeds return to the list year after year, while others are surprisingly new contenders. See if your beloved dog made the cut.
The Best Care... ... for the Pet You Love!
The bond between you and your pet is as powerful as any relationship you experience.
Whether they are your stress reliever, kid's playmate, home protector, exercise buddy or cuddly companion, your pet makes life richer in many ways. Their unconditional love is a true source of joy. For all that they give; your pets depend on you to keep them healthy and able to enjoy life. Dedicated pet owners in the Carson Valley Area turn to Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital for help with these important responsibilities.
We know just how you feel about your pets. For routine wellness care, or in times of illness or injury, no one is more dedicated to giving your pet a long and healthy life than our experienced and compassionate staff.
For over 50 years we have provided exceptional healthcare to each and every patient. We are committed to personal, courteous, and compassionate service to our clients while addressing their concerns. We stand for continuous improvement in education, facilities, and service.
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Carson Valley Veterinary Hospital is proud to be an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) for over 25 years.
Our accreditation demonstrates our commitment to the highest standards of veterinary care. AAHA regularly evaluates our hospital to ensure that we meet or exceed the association's standards in anesthesia, dental, surgery, pharmacy, laboratory, patient care, pain management, housekeeping and maintenance, client service, emergency services, diagnostic imaging, and medical records.
Approximately 15 percent of animal hospitals in North America are accredited by AAHA.