The Andys Veterinary Clinic - Loresho Branch

03/11/2024

"If you can do something to get somebody excited - not everybody - but if you can be the best for somebody, then you can win,"

- Ron Shaich, founder and CEO of Panera Bread

03/11/2024

Losing a pet is often likened to losing a member of the family. The bond we share with our furry friends transcends mere companionship; it is deep-rooted in love, loyalty, and unwavering companionship (Packman et al., 2014). As pet owners, we understand the joy they bring into our lives and the profound impact they have on our emotional well-being. However, when the inevitable time comes to bid farewell to our beloved companions, navigating the turbulent waters of grief can be an overwhelming and isolating experience. https://bit.ly/3At63bD

Losing a pet is often likened to losing a member of the family. The bond we share with our furry friends transcends mere companionship; it is deep-rooted in love, loyalty, and unwavering companionship (Packman et al., 2014). As pet owners, we understand the joy they bring into our lives and the prof...

31/10/2024

🐾 Black November Deal: 37% Off Full Dog Vaccinations! 🐾

This November, keep your furry friend healthy and happy while enjoying unbeatable savings! For a limited time, we're offering 37% OFF our comprehensive dog vaccination packages. Protect your dog from common diseases and give them the gift of good health at a fraction of the price!

🐕 What's Included:
Distemper
Parvovirus
Rabies
Bordetella
Canine influenza
And more!
📅 Offer Ends: November 30th
Don’t miss out on this amazing deal! Contact us today to book an appointment and ensure your pup stays protected.

20/10/2024

As pets age, their dietary needs change, and adjusting their diet can play a vital role in keeping them healthy and comfortable during their senior years. A well-balanced, senior-specific diet helps manage age-related conditions such as joint problems, obesity, and organ health while maintaining overall vitality. Here are key considerations for ensuring your senior pet’s diet supports their changing needs.

As pets age, their dietary needs change, and adjusting their diet can play a vital role in keeping them healthy and comfortable during their senior years. A well-balanced, senior-specific diet helps manage age-related conditions such as joint problems, obesity, and organ health while maintaining ove...

10/10/2024

...as we celebrate Mazingira Day,

1. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
2. Choose Eco-Friendly Pet Products
3. Minimize Plastic Use
4. Conserve Water
5. Proper Waste Disposal
6. Use Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products
7. Walk Instead of Drive
8. Support Wildlife and Conservation Efforts
9. Limit Energy Use
10. Adopt, Don't Shop

07/10/2024

October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month!!!
Visit an animal shelter near you to meet many dog cuties in person! These adorable dogs and puppies are looking for their forever homes!!!
Each dog and puppy has a unique personality, waiting for the perfect match.
They are all vaccinated, dewormed, and ready to join a loving family.
Our team can provide guidance on the best care and training practices.
Consider adopting a puppy or a dog to bring joy, companionship, and unconditional love into your life!
Share their stories and help us spread the word to find them the homes they deserve.

06/10/2024

Why Are Routine Veterinary Visits Crucial?
As a pet owner, you strive to ensure the well-being of your furry companions. One crucial aspect of responsible pet ownership is regular veterinary checkups. The question that often arises is, "Are these checkups necessary for my pet's health?" Let's delve into the significance of routine vet visits and how they play a vital role in maintaining your pet's optimal health.

As a pet owner, you strive to ensure the well-being of your furry companions. One crucial aspect of responsible pet ownership is regular veterinary checkups. The question that often arises is, "Are these checkups necessary for my pet's health?" Let's delve into the significance of routine vet visits...

03/10/2024

World Animal Day is celebrated annually on October 4th to raise awareness about animal rights and welfare worldwide. It promotes a better relationship between humans and animals and encourages people to take action to improve the living conditions of all animals, whether domestic, wild, or endangered.

The date, October 4th, was chosen to honor St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and the environment, who was known for his compassion towards all living creatures. This day serves as a platform for animal advocacy groups, veterinarians, wildlife conservationists, and animal lovers to come together and support initiatives to protect animals.

World Animal Day is a day to reflect on the roles animals play in our lives and our responsibility to ensure their well-being and safety and create a world where animals are treated with kindness, respect, and dignity.

In addition to celebrating animals, the day emphasizes the importance of biodiversity and preserving the habitats of wild species, advocating for humane treatment and promoting animal rights legislation globally.

28/09/2024

Rabies is a severe disease and one of the oldest known infectious conditions. It is an acute viral disease that affects both wild and domestic animals, including humans, who get infected from contact with rabid animals. Rabies affects the nervous system and primarily spreads to almost any mammal, including birds. Once the disease enters the body, it travels by the nerves until it reaches the central nervous system (the spinal cord and the brain). From here, the virus spreads to the salivary glands, preparing to spread to another victim. Pets that have not been vaccinated against rabies are at risk if exposed to or bitten by a wild animal.

What is rabies?Rabies is a very serious disease, and one of the oldest known infectious conditions. It is an acute viral disease that affects both wild and domestic animals including humans who get infected from contact with rabid animals. Rabies affects the nervous system and primarily spreads to a...

28/09/2024

World Rabies Day, observed on September 28, is an international campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the prevention and control of rabies. Established in 2007, this day commemorates the death anniversary of Louis Pasteur, who developed the first rabies vaccine. The theme for World Rabies Day changes annually, focusing on various aspects of rabies prevention, control, and education. Rabies, a viral disease that affects the nervous system of mammals, including humans, is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. However, it is preventable through vaccination and public health initiatives. World Rabies Day aims to educate communities, promote vaccination for pets, and advocate for improved access to medical care in rabies-endemic regions, ultimately striving to eliminate this deadly disease globally.

27/09/2024

World Rabies Day, observed on September 28, is an international campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the prevention and control of rabies. Established in 2007, this day commemorates the death anniversary of Louis Pasteur, who developed the first rabies vaccine. The theme for World Rabies Day changes annually, focusing on various aspects of rabies prevention, control, and education. Rabies, a viral disease that affects the nervous system of mammals, including humans, is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. However, it is preventable through vaccination and public health initiatives. World Rabies Day aims to educate communities, promote vaccination for pets, and advocate for improved access to medical care in rabies-endemic regions, ultimately striving to eliminate this deadly disease globally.

27/09/2024

World Rabies Day is here...

🐕🐱 Rabies is a 100% preventable disease, but it still claims thousands of lives every year. Let's work together to protect our communities by vaccinating pets and spreading awareness. Remember, vaccination saves lives—both human and animal. Stay informed, stay protected! 💉

27/09/2024

Aflatoxicosis is a severe condition caused by ingesting aflatoxins, toxic metabolites produced by certain fungi (Aspergillus species) commonly found in moldy grains. When a dog experiences and recovers from aflatoxicosis, it may not mark the end of health concerns. Recovery from this ailment can lead to several potential long-term aftereffects, depending on the severity of the amount of toxin ingested and the promptness and effectiveness of the treatment received. Pet owners should be aware of several potential long-term aftereffects.

Aflatoxicosis is a severe condition caused by the ingestion of aflatoxins, toxic metabolites produced by certain fungi (Aspergillus species) commonly found in moldy grains. When a dog experiences and recovers from aflatoxicosis, it may not mark the end of health concerns. Recovery from this ailment....

26/09/2024

The Andys Veterinary Clinic officially observes September as International Animal Pain Awareness Month, an initiative to increase awareness regarding the pain experienced by animals in alignment with Pain Awareness Month observed in human medicine. Similar to humans, animals are susceptible to various forms of pain, including those associated with surgery, arthritis, and cancer. While acute pain is typically noticeable and distressing, chronic pain can be more subtle and is often mistakenly attributed to the natural aging process. It is essential to recognize that aging is not a pathological condition, whereas pain is a significant clinical concern. Numerous effective interventions are available for managing pain in animals, such as medical treatments, physical rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy, and therapeutic massage.
By observing this awareness month, The Andys Veterinary Clinic emphasizes its dedication to promoting pain management across all animal species through educational and advocacy efforts. Besides, during September, The Andys Veterinary Clinic strongly advises pet owners, particularly those with companion animals over six years of age, to take them for pain assessment and appropriate pain management programs initiated at the earliest opportunity. https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/what-is-arthritis https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/elbow-dysplasia https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/hip-dysplasia
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25/09/2024

22/09/2024

The Andys Veterinary Clinic is officially observing September as International Animal Pain Awareness Month, an initiative aimed at increasing awareness regarding the pain experienced by animals, in alignment with the Pain Awareness Month observed in human medicine. Similar to humans, animals are susceptible to various forms of pain, including those associated with surgery, arthritis, and cancer. While acute pain is typically noticeable and distressing, chronic pain can be more subtle and is often mistakenly attributed to the natural aging process. It is essential to recognize that aging itself is not a pathological condition, whereas pain is a significant clinical concern. There are numerous effective interventions available for managing pain in animals, such as medical treatments, physical rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy, and therapeutic massage.
By observing this awareness month, The Andys Veterinary Clinic emphasizes its dedication to promoting pain management across all animal species through both educational efforts and advocacy. Besides, during this month of September, The Andys Veterinary Clinic strongly advises pet owners, particularly those with companion animals over six years of age, to take them for pain assessment and appropriate pain management programs initiated at the earliest opportunity. https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/what-is-arthritis https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/elbow-dysplasia https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/hip-dysplasia
https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/managing-chronic-non-osteoarthritic-pain-part-3c-cancer-pain
https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/managing-chronic-non-osteoarthritic-pain-part-3b-maladaptive-chronic-pain
https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/managing-chronic-non-osteoarthritic-pain-part-3a-chronic-active-inflammatory-pain
https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/chronic-pain-management-in-cats-dogs-part-2-osteoarthritis
https://www.andysvetclinic.net/post/chronic-pain-management-in-cats-dogs-part-1-overview