Cascade Veterinary Clinic

12/12/2024

Is your cat avoiding their favorite high spots? 🐱 Cats are experts at masking arthritis pain, but changes in behavior like reduced jumping could be a clue. We offer advanced, safe treatments to support their comfort and mobility.

Schedule a Quality of Life Consult today and learn how new, safe medications can improve their mobility and joy. 🐾

10/12/2024

Don't let cold weather slow them down. New arthritis medications have been working very well for local pet owners. Let us help you keep your pets active and comfortable in their golden years.

10/12/2024

🐱 Too Many Hairballs? It Could Be Stress 🌟
Excessive grooming and frequent hairballs can be signs of holiday stress in cats. Look for changes in behavior like hiding, pacing, or decreased appetite. Stress can also lead to other issues such as urinary crystals. Early intervention can prevent discomfort!

Call us about ordering a Feliway Diffuser the help prevent stress based behaviours this holiday season.

https://cascadevetclinic.clientvantage.ca/140307-feliway-classic-diffuserrefill-starter-kit

06/12/2024

🐱 Cats and Stress Grooming During the Holidays🎄
The hustle and bustle of the season can stress cats, causing over-grooming and frequent hairballs. Create a calm space for your feline friend and consult us for tips on managing stress-related behaviors. From hairball paste to anxiety mediations, we're here to help.

Visit our webstore for products we recommend to help prevent surgery!

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05/12/2024

We're booking up fast for the holiday season. Call ASAP if you need an appointment or refills. Make sure you're stocked up on pet food as well!

05/12/2024

The mild weather we've been having this fall and winter has been lovely. Our garden greens 🥬 are still growing but unfortunately, the ticks love it as well. If you haven't kept up on your Nexgard, please contact the clinic to get a refill!

01/11/2024

We’ve had a stray cat brought into the clinic. Found in down town area. She is very sweet and friendly. We would love to find her family prior to Wednesday Nov. 6th at which point she will be given to a rescue society for adoption. Please contact the clinic either through Facebook or text/call 250-295-0312.

11/09/2024

It’s a bad year this year for Cuterebra warbles in pets around Princeton. We’ve had multiple cases in pets not on heartworm prevention. The good news is that heartworm preventatives prevents this disgusting grub so call us to get started. If you do have a sudden growth on a pet during fly season, it’s best to not squeeze it as it can cause severe anaphylaxis if it’s crushed.

28/08/2024

It might not look like much yet but after two years of planning, we’ve gotten our permit and have broken ground on our new and larger clinic! Stay tuned for updates on the build!

21/08/2024

For all the snowbirds in Princeton and area, are your pets microchipped? If not, we're happy to help get you across the border.

16/07/2024

Aug 1 is coming fast - have you gotten your pets 1️⃣ microchipped and 2️⃣ rabies vaccines updated to go to the states?

12/07/2024

A recent client we helped wants us to share this to help prevent other pets (and people) from the damage that BBQ bristles can cause. The owners don’t use those brushes but he found one from a neighbour.

04/07/2024

We will be closed Monday July 8 and Wednesday July 10.

Our after hours line is available for telemedicine consults but for emergencies requiring immediate assistance, please call:
Small Animals: Phases Emergency Clinic - (236) 766-0450
Large Animals: Kamloops Large Animal Clinic - (250) 374-1486

13/06/2024

UPDATE: Owner has been found and she is home safe and sound!

Does anyone recognize this sweet girl? She was found by a concerned citizen running around on Copper Mountain Road. Please call the clinic with any information! 250-295-0312

29/05/2024

Veterinary Assistant Wanted

Are you a professional, detail-oriented individual? Do you thrive in a face paced environment where effective communication and collaboration are key? If so, we’d be happy to hear from you.
About Us: We are a community centered, small-town veterinary practice committed to providing top-notch care for pets and excellent service to their owners. It is important that our clients are happy, as they are our neighbours.

What We Expect from Our Employees:
• Professionalism: Maintain professional appearance and manners with co-workers and clients.
• Communication Skills: Demonstrate excellent communication skills and a willingness to engage effectively with clients and co-workers.
• Emotional Maturity: Exhibit emotional maturity, handling workplace situations with poise.
• Teamwork: Show a willingness to help one another and work cohesively as a team.
• Desire to Learn: Be eager to learn and improve continuously.
• Able to work independently: A successful applicant must be able to work independently when given instructions and learn to anticipate appointment requirements to ensure a smooth workflow.
• Ability to multitask during stressful situations: As an emergency type clinic, it is important to be able to multi-task during stressful situations. A successful applicant must be able to handle multiple jobs during situations that are stressful for clients.
• Must be able to focus on the task at hand while adapting quickly to an ever changing schedule – Dealing with emergencies and urgent care as well as clients being late and early means that we rarely have a set schedule. A successful applicant must be able to adapt quickly while remaining focused and not getting overwhelmed.
• Must be able to meet deadlines and time commitments: Our busy schedule makes it a necessity that we stay on task to efficiently treat our patients.

What You Can Expect from Your New Co-Workers:
• A professional work environment.
• Open and effective communication at all levels.
• A team that values mutual respect and collaboration.
• Opportunities for education and professional development.

Position Details: As a Veterinary Assistant, your responsibilities will include maintaining a clean and organized work environment, holding animals to assist the veterinarians and veterinary technicians, communicating with clients.

Requirements:
• Previous experience in a veterinary setting is an asset but not required.
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively.
• A positive attitude, strong work ethic, and a commitment to professionalism and customer satisfaction.
• Ability to prioritize and multitask while staying focused in a fast-paced environment to ensure patient safety.


How to Apply: If you’re ready to join a team that values professionalism, communication, and teamwork, we want to hear from you. Please submit your resume and a cover letter explaining why you’d be a great fit for our team.

Contact Information:
Cascade Veterinary Clinic
240 Bridge Street, Princeton BC
1 (250) 295-0312
[email protected]

When you choose us, you can trust that your pets will receive the love and attention they deserve - t

22/05/2024

Planning a trip to the States? As of Aug 1, pets have to be:
- Microchipped 👇
- Over 6 months old
- Up to date on Rabies vaccine
- CDC form filled out by owner within 10 days of travel.
Call us today to ensure they're up to date on the new regulations!
For more information from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/dogs-entering-us-after-august-1.html

20/05/2024

The clinic will be closed Monday, May 20th for Victoria Day. We will reopen Tuesday, May 21st at 9am.

Telemedicine consults are still available at this time. Please call the clinic if you require one.