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Is Your Pet Slowing Down? We Can Help!February 25, 2019
A Helpful Message from Dr. Nancy Lefavour … Arthritic Pain May Be The Cause for your pet’s “slowdown” … Often when we ask our clients how their older pets are faring, we hear the phrase “she’s slowing down, Doc” with an air of resignation. A large number of geriatric pets struggle daily with stiff joints and arthritis. What many pet owners don’t realize is that we can actually do something to help slow down the slowing down! There are many options available.. Read more »
Foxtail Problem? We Can Help!May 17, 2018
Foxtail season in Southern California has arrived. We see a dramatic increase in problems caused by foxtails in dogs and cats during the summer and fall months. Foxtail problems are very common in Southern California. Foxtails can cause serious infections for your animals and in some cases if not properly treated can result in death. Prevention and early detection can minimize the discomfort experienced by your pet. What are Foxtails? Foxtails are the seeds of native and imported grasses. The.. Read more »
Another “Big Deal” at SunnycrestMay 2, 2018
Another “big deal” at Sunnycrest! Congratulate Felice Cohen on completing her Registered Veterinary Technician program and passing the R.V.T. test on her first try. Felice is already an “ace” veterinary technician and it’s great to have the State of California recognize her abilities and accomplishments.
Canine Influenza AlertJanuary 14, 2018
Both strains of Canine Influenza have been reported in our area. We have a vaccine to help prevent both strains of this virus. Call us for more information
A Big Thank You To Our Clients For Supporting The Animal Health Foundation!January 13, 2018
It is time to thank the many clients who have helped support the Animal Health Foundation’s diverse projects to help pets, wildlife, and people. The foundation’s latest project is to provide veterinary care for pets belonging to the homeless in Orange County. One of our very generous clients has sponsored five of these monthly clinics. That donation along with many smaller donations support many of the foundation’s worthy projects.
Do You Know How Old Your Dog is in Human Years?January 2, 2018
When it comes to a dog’s age in human years most people think that one year in a dog’s life is equal to seven years in a human’s life. The calculation isn’t that simple. If you would like to know more about this subject we have a great video on our website you can view for more information.
Did Your Pet Eat Pot? We Can Help!January 2, 2018
Now that recreational Marijuana is legal in California we will probably see more cases of Marijuana intoxication in dogs. If you are a Cannabis user please keep your edibles in a place where your dogs (and children) won’t find them. For more information about Marijuana intoxication click here.
Looking For Information on Parasites?December 8, 2015
If you are looking for information on parasites Parasite Center Inc. has some great information. If you click on the link above you will get a listing of more parasites than you knew existed and great information about each one of them.
You Asked For It!April 29, 2015
Many of our clients have asked us to offer discounted vaccines at times other than Thursday morning. We have listened and we are going to try something new. If it works out well for everyone, we will continue the new plan. We are now offering discounted vaccine prices week days (Monday –Friday) if your pet has had the legally required doctor’s exam within the past 12 months. A technician/assistant will administer the vaccinations to your pet and do a brief exam… Read more »
Important New Understanding of Vitamin DMay 22, 2014
There is a growing body of evidence that low stores of Vitamin D are associated with a wide range of diseases in dogs, cats and humans, including: Cancer Heart Disease Autoimmune diseases including Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and others Kidney Disease Hyperthyroidism Feline tooth resorption For many years, we have known about the importance of Vitamin D for healthy bones and calcium metabolism. Expanding models of Vitamin D look at its impact beyond bone support. With the new “comprehensive understanding”.. Read more »
