Oasis Animal Hospital

10/31/2024

A few Halloween cuties to make sure you have a spooktacular Halloween!

10/29/2024

09/09/2024

We regret to inform you of the passing of one of the great veterinarians from Oasis Animal Hospital, Dr. Leland Veith. Dr. Veith worked at Oasis from 2002 to 2013. He was known for his skill in dermatology, ear care, and allergies. He was a gentle giant that loved his family, his dear wife, Kathy, the team members here at Oasis, and especially his many patients. We are grateful for the lasting relationships we form working with you and your pets.

Rest in Peace, Dr. Veith.

07/04/2024

We will be closed today in observance of Independence Day! We will resume regular office hours Friday, July 5th at 8:00 am - 6:00 pm.
If you have an emergency please contact:
1st Pet Veterinary Centers in Chandler at (480)732-0018, Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ at (480)497-0222 or Veterinary Emergency Group (Chandler, AZ) at (480)847-2570.
Please be safe and keep your pets indoors!

07/04/2024

We will be closed today in observance of Independence Day! We will resume regular office hours Friday, July 5th at 8:00 am - 6:00 pm.
If you have an emergency please contact:
1st Pet Veterinary Centers in Chandler at (480)732-0018, Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ at (480)497-0222 or Veterinary Emergency Group at (480)847-2570.
Please be safe and keep your pets indoors!

05/23/2024

Josephine turned 4. Look how CUTE her cake is!!! She brought it in to share with all of her favorites at Oasis. 💕🎂 Happy Birthday, Josephine!!

05/20/2024

In honor of National Rescue Dog Day, we are looking for high quality photos of your fur babies. It is time to update our canvases around the hospital. Cat photos are welcome for submission as well!

05/02/2024

Are you looking for a dog or cat to adopt? Are you looking for volunteer opportunities? MCACC is opening their new shelter location in Mesa today. Click on the link provided to learn all about the new facility.

The new facility replaces the previous East shelter near Loop 101 and Rio Salado Parkway. The new facility is in Mesa and will open in May.

03/04/2024

We are sad to announce that Dr. Trevor Tenney is moving on to another career opportunity. His last day will be on March 29th. We will miss working with Dr. Trevor and wish him well with his future endeavors.
Dr. Trevor would like to thank all of the pet parents who entrusted their pets’ care with him. His patient’s care will be handed off to the other capable and caring vets at Oasis. Dr. Trevor will miss each and every one of his patients and their families. He wanted to let you know that you and your pets will always have a very special place in his heart.

12/29/2023

Below is a great article about the atypical canine respiratory disease. As of today, Arizona has not had any confirmed cases. However, it might still be wise to avoid contact with a large number of unknown dogs. Please give us a call if your dog develops any coughing, lethargy, difficulty or shallow breathing, or decreased appetite.

Veterinarians are working to learn more about the mysterious respiratory illness affecting dogs in the U.S.

12/12/2023

12/11/2023

Please go to Arizona Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Center- Gilbert, AZ and vote for our "Lovers" gingerbread house!

12/04/2023

Panzer turned 2 over the weekend! Panzer and Shey enjoyed some ice cream to celebrate the day. We hope you enjoy these photos as much as we do.

12/01/2023

Canine Respiratory Illness:

As news of a new canine respiratory illness quickly emerges, Oasis Animal Hospital wants to make sure we keep our pet parents up to date with any information we receive.

Please call our office if you have any questions at 480-899-7738. We are here to help and want to make sure your fur babies stay happy and healthy

Here is what we know (Source AVMA) as of 12/1/2023
As of Tuesday, November 28th, so far in Arizona, we have not had any reported cases.
This mysterious illness has been reported in 14 states: California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) is monitoring reports of canine respiratory illness in the state of Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, and across the country.

The AVMA has been in contact with officials in Oregon, who say they have received more than 200 case reports from veterinarians in that state since mid-August. Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) officials are working with state and national diagnostic laboratories to identify the causative pathogen.

What should you monitor?
Pet parents should monitor their dogs closely for progressive coughing that may be accompanied by signs of ocular or nasal discharges and sneezing, loses of appetite, trouble breathing, coughing continuously, or is extremely lethargic.

Please consult a veterinarian immediately if those clinical signs develop.

What you can do to help protect your dog from a respiratory illnesses

Reducing contact with large numbers of non-household dogs.
Just like with other respiratory pathogens, the more exposure your dog has, the greater the risk of encountering a dog may be infectious.

Reducing contact with sick dogs.
This can be harder to determine but if a dog looks sick (coughing, runny nose, runny eyes), keep your dog away from it.

Keep sick dogs at home and seek veterinary care.

Avoid communal water bowls and toys shared by multiple dogs.

Ask your veterinarian for advice on which vaccinations your dog should have. Common vaccinations include canine influenza, Bordetella and parainfluenza.
If your dog is sick, consider having your dog tested with an Upper Respiratory PCR test to help determine the causative agent (viral/bacterial), when possible.

As we are updated on information we will be sure to update you. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions at 480-899-7738.
Thank you for choosing Oasis Animal Hospital to take care of your fur babies as we navigate this together!
-Oasis Animal Hospital

11/17/2023

Looking to donate to a worthy cause before the end of the year?! could really use your help. You can donate directly to them or drop off donations at Oasis Animal Hospital. Dr Baker will take donations to the group if anything is brought to our hospital. Thank you in advance!

11/10/2023

📣FOOD RECALL ALERT📣
Mid America Pet is recalling several dog and cats foods due to potential Salmonella contamination. Affected pet foods include Victor Super Premium Dog Foods, Wayne Feeds Dog Food, Eagle Mountain Pet Food, and some Member’s Mark varieties with Best By Dates before 10/31/24. Please give us a call if your pet has consumed any of the recalled products and has any changes to their health.

Mid America Pet Food, Mount Pleasant, Texas, is expanding its October 30, 2023, voluntary recall to include additional pet food products, with Best By Dates before 10/31/24, made at its Mount Pleasant facility, due to the products’ potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. Salmonella can affec...

10/29/2023

Please go to Gilbert Queen Creek Emergency Veterinarian & Pet Urgent Care to cast your vote for our pumpkin!

10/16/2023

It’s National Vet Tech Week! Here at Oasis we celebrate all of our staff members. Kelly is doing a lunch and learn with some of our staff members. We always strive to keep our staff members up to date on new products and services. Thank you to Covertrus and Roadrunner Pharmacy for the yummy donuts and sandwiches. If you want to give a shout out or kuddos to one of our team members, please do so below!

10/02/2023

Shey stopped in on Saturday and brought us donuts to celebrate her 16th birthday!! Her official day was Sunday, but what girl doesn’t deserve to celebrate the whole weekend?! 💕🎂 Happy Birthday, sweet girl!

09/08/2023

Milo came in for a visit yesterday. He turned 14 years old! Happy birthday, sweet boy!

09/06/2023

** NO MICROCHIP** Do I look familiar? I was found this morning near Marlboro Park off of Alma School Rd and between Elliot/Guadalupe. I have a boo boo that is requiring medical treatment for the next several weeks. Please contact us if you know who I belong to!

09/04/2023

We hope you are staying safe on this Labor Day. We will resume regular business hours Tuesday, September 5th at 8:00 am. If you have an emergency you may contact 1st Pet Animal Hospital at (480)732-0018 or AVECCC at (480)497-0222.

09/01/2023

Layla is celebrating her 9th birthday with a special treat from our staff members. Happy Birthday sweet girl! 🎂❤️

08/28/2023

Congratulations goes out to Haley on passing her Veterinary Technician National Examination. She is one test away from becoming certified!