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Four Seasons Animal Hospital

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Four Seasons Animal Hospital

Contact Us: 1-219-663-VETS (8387)

Online Pharmacy/Store : https://fsah.vetsfirstchoice.com/ We encourage owners to get involved in their pet's care.

Four Seasons Animal Hospital has been serving the Four Seasons/Winfield area since 1986. Our doctors and staff strive to offer compassionate pet health care services. We embrace a owner - veterinary partnership in providing this cooperative pet health care.

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10/29/2024

Please note our Halloween Hours 🎃

10/23/2024

10/17/2024

Get your official Whiskers of Winfield handmade blankets at Four Seasons Animal Hospital!

10/09/2024

Chihuahua Rescue of Crown Point has a Purse Bingo coming up!!!

10/09/2024

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09/17/2024

Feeding your pet Purina? Ask us about the VetDirect Program!

09/06/2024

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08/25/2024

A long, but worthy read of our Lucy girl -

Lucy is a 5 year old Malamute that was given a second chance at life.

For the past couple of years, Lucy has been dealing with horrible skin issues making her hair fall out, skin breakout into scabs and had a very foul smell to her. She was ultimately a frequent flyer for our grooming and dayspa services to try to help relieve any symptoms she was having, while being treated with multiple rounds of antibiotics, anti fungals and bloodwork that showed no significant findings at the time.

Unfortunately, things were progressing and due to financial reasons, Lucy was set to be euthanized.

There’s not many chances you get in vet med or at-least at our facility where a not healthy but healthy pet has a chance of being saved in hopes that there’s a turn around and they get better. Fortunately, in less than 2 days, our staff came up with a plan to save this sweet girl!

Lucy was relinquished to one of our technicians, Sam who immediately began further medications and diagnostics to get to the root of what’s been going on with Lucy. Sam has known Lucy over the years of seeing her come into the facility, so she already knew she’d fit right in to her home - whether it was just temporary or permanently!

In the mean time, Lisa, our office manager, reached out to a friend that was currently looking for another Malamute! Within a few hours of speaking about Lucy and a meet and greet a couple of days later, our Lucy girl had a permanent home set up! Talk about it all playing out perfectly - like it was meant to be!

About a week into Lucy living with Sam, she was diagnosed and confirmed with hypothyroidism. This girl showed every single symptom - hair loss/wiry fur, rat tail, uncontrolled skin infections, drunken gait & dragging of her feet, lethargy, weight gain, intolerance to cold (that we were told), etc. Lucy was immediately started on thyroid medication, antibiotics, anti fungals, allergy meds, ear meds for an ear infection, probiotics and medicated baths to start her healing process!

For 2 weeks, Lucy lived with Sam and then temporarily went to Lucy’s new owners’ parent’s house for a week. On July 24th, Miss Lucy was flown out to her new home……. ALASKA!!!

It’s been exactly 4 weeks since Lucy has been out there with her Malamute brother and new mom & she is thriving! Her skin is clearing up, her fur is growing back, her mobility has significantly improved - she’s climbing mountains 🏔️ (literally!) She’s also received her voice back, in which we were told she never barked or howled prior!

She’s spunky, she’s got some sassy attitude, she’s an attention lover, and most of all she’s livin it up in Alaska 🤍

If you’ve made it this far, please take time to watch this video! The first picture is what Lucy looked like prior to her medical issue. Then, it’s her journey on living with Sam, Kim’s parents, & then reaching Alaska to officially live with her new human mama, Kim!

On top of adventures with her mom & brother, Lucy also gets to experience the beautiful Alaskan scenery with her dog walker, Tim, every week, while her mama is workin! She climbed her first mountain with him & the rest of the fur gang; plus walking trails and beaches! AK Paws Play

What a life 🤩 We love you Lucy 🤍

08/21/2024

Do you know me? Please call us, must identify.

08/17/2024

Come get kiss from our sweet Denver!

Guardians of the Green Mile Woofstock 2024 tonight til 10PM! At Valparaiso Central Park Plaza

08/17/2024

Come see us at Woofstock 2024!! Valparaiso Central Park Plaza!!

Spin our prize wheel, get a kiss from Denver the Dog, and make a donation to Guardians of the Green Mile HERE TIL 10pm!

08/08/2024

Call today!

08/05/2024

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Address

10624 Randolph Street
Crown Point, IN
46307

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(219) 663-8387

Website

http://www.fsah.net/

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Lucy girl 💜

We need your help finding this little guys owner. He had been hiding under a shed in our parking lot until this last weekend. He was so hungry he came right up to one of our staff. He is a sweet male that is neutered and has been front declawed. We have updated him on his vaccines. Please share his picture. If we can not find his owner we will put him up for adoption. Any leads please call 219-663-8387

Sucking Lice

Fun Fact Thursday - Sucking Lice Lice are insects that can be seen with the naked eye. They are flattened and possess no wings. They are very host-specific and do not tend to leave their preferred animal. Lice spend their entire life cycle on the pet. Lice (singular: louse) are insects belonging to either the Mallophaga for chewing lice and Anoplura for sucking lice. There are about 460 species of sucking lice and 3,000 species of chewing lice. Transmission of lice is by direct contact with an infested pet. Unlike fleas and ticks, lice do not persist or travel in the environment. Grooming instruments may, however, serve as a source of transmission. Lice lay eggs (termed nits) on the hair shafts. The life cycle takes about 21 days to complete. The most noted sign of a louse infestation is a scruffy, dry hair coat. Hair loss may occur and the animal may itch, at times severely. In very heavy infestations of blood-sucking lice (biting), one may detect anemia, especially in puppies and kittens. A diagnosis can usually be accomplished with the naked eye. Nits tend to be more visible than the actual louse, but both can be seen. Lice are highly host-specific. Lice do not survive long if they are removed from their host, so they live on the host all the time. This is actual footage taken from under our microscope from a sample taken from a rat.

Hugs in Daycare !!

Thanks to the Slager family for sending us this great video of her kitty Ashes playing with her favorite toy! What's your kitty's favorite thing to play with?

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Four Seasons Animal Hospital has been serving the Four Seasons/Winfield area since 1986. Dr. Glenn Major, Dr. Halaburt, Dr. Hawrysio and staff strive to offer compassionate pet health care services. We embrace a owner - veterinary partnership in providing this cooperative pet health care. We encourage owners to get involved in their pet's care.