Adobe Veterinary Center is growing! We have brought on a new Large Animal Veterinarian. We are very excited for the knowledge and experience that she will be bringing to our Adobe. Here is a little bit about Dr. Grimbleby…
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My pets appear healthy…why do they need bloodwork?
Reasons why we recommend routine blood work: Most importantly, we recommend blood work during an exam to detect illness in the early stages.
Thunderstorm anxiety
Monsoon season is swiftly approaching. It’s not just the boom of thunder that generates a fear response in fearful dogs. Lightning, wind, rain, dark skies, changes in barometric pressure and even odors can elicit a fearful response.
Common Household Hazards
Our homes contain a variety of everyday items and substances that we may not consider dangerous, but can be dangerous or even fatal if ingested by our furry friends. By becoming aware of the most common hazards, you can protect your pet’s health.
Introducing…Dr. Claire Hans
Dr. Claire Hans grew up in the Midwest, raised along with her three brothers, one sister, and various Boxers. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from University of Wisconsin-Madison and gained experience with animals as a veterinary assistant, milking dairy cows, in research, and with wildlife rehabilitation.
West Nile Virus
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, as of August 5th 2014, WNV infections in birds and veterinary animals have been reported in the state of Arizona. West Nile Virus infections have also been reported in humans in Arizona.
Caring For An Older Horse
10 Tips for Caring for The Older Horse: Because of advances in nutrition, management and health care, horses are living longer, more useful lives. It’s not uncommon to find horses and ponies living well into their 20s and 30s. While genetics play a role in determining life span.
Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues
Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues Horses with dental problems may show obvious signs, such as pain or irritation, or they may show no noticeable signs at all. This is because some horses simply adapt to their discomfort. For this reason, periodic dental examinations are essential to your horse’s health. It is important to catch dental… Continue reading Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues
Foaling
Foaling If your mare has made it through 11 months of pregnancy, you’re almost home free. Labor and delivery, while momentous, are generally uneventful. In most cases, you will simply need to be a quiet observer – if, that is, you are lucky enough to witness the birth. Mares seem to prefer to foal at… Continue reading Foaling
Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets
Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets The holidays is a festive moment for us human beings. We celebrate family and life through music, large gatherings, and decorations. However, it may be a precarious time for your pets who may not be accustomed to the noise. From animals who suffer from… Continue reading Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets
Protect Your Furry Friend with These Holiday Pet Safety Tips
Protect-your-furry-friend-with-these-holiday-pet-safety-tips It’s time to “deck the halls” and enjoy time with your friends and family, including the furry members of your family. However, along with the excitement of the holiday season, this time of year also brings hazards for our pets. According to pets.webmd.com, each year there are more than 100,000 cases of pet poisoning,… Continue reading Protect Your Furry Friend with These Holiday Pet Safety Tips
Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats
Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats Heartworm disease is generally considered a condition that only affects dogs, but many other mammal species can suffer from it or act as carriers. Heartworms have been known to infect dogs, cats, ferrets, wolves, coyotes, sea lions, and there have even been reported cases of human infection as well.… Continue reading Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats
