Solensia provides long-lasting relief from osteoarthritis pain, helping cats move more comfortably and enjoy their daily activities. Give us a call to learn more!
We’re beyond excited to share a special project we’ve been working on with our incredible Oncology team! Curious about what a consultation and treatment with Dr. Alycen Lundberg and her team entails? Watch our new video to learn more. Don’t forget to share. 🐱 🐶 💊
https://nsvh.com/oncology/
Solensia is helping cats by effectively managing chronic osteoarthritis pain, and improving their mobility and overall quality of life. Give us a call to learn more!
Learn how Solensia can provide your cat with effective pain relief and improve their quality of life!
We’ve had some extra helpers around the hospital lately 😸
Meet Lola, a loving, energetic, goofy pup. She was diagnosed with advanced lymphoma by her excellent primary care team at Superior Animal Hospital. Her owners elected to undergo a intensive 6 month chemotherapy protocol. Lola has been in remission since her 1st month of treatment. Her mom reports this is the best she has felt in over a year!
A big thank you to Superior Animal Hospital for working together with us to ensure Lola was referred to Dr. Alycen as soon as the diagnosis was made, ensuring Lola got the best care possible!
Lola’s care was supervised and administered by our board-certified medical oncologist Dr Alycen Lundberg.
For more information on cancer care for pets please visit our website: https://nsvh.com/oncology/
We received a sad phone call in May about a mom cat that had been hit by a car. An amazing team member went to pick up the 7 kittens and take them home. The team has been taking care of them since and we are happy to announce all 7 have found permanent homes! ❤️
Does your pet get anxiety going to the veterinarian?
Does your pet struggle with anxiety when visiting the veterinarian? Anxiety can be caused by many underlying things; fear, separation, lack of socialization, and trauma are a few. Here are some tips and tricks to help your dog ease anxiety during veterinarian visits.
1) Learn your pet’s triggers and emotional patterns. Work on non-threatening, and calming techniques leading up to the exam such as bringing out the cat carrier days in advance and placing treats and toys in it. Try taking pets in the car for a ride a couple of times before the vet to show them that the car is not a bad thing. It is also helpful to bring your pet’s favorite treats in hand at the time of the appointment as well for something you know they will enjoy.
2) Use positive reinforcement during your veterinary visit. Hospital staff is there to help you and your pet feel safe and comfortable but be sure to also use a soft tone of voice, stay calm, and use treats as comfort. You can even call ahead for additional tips, calming agents, and possible medications in preparation for the visit.
3) Build confidence by slowly facing fears at your pet's pace. The best way to face fears is to overcome them by staying positive and consistent with yearly exams, social visits, vaccinations, and teeth cleaning to help familiarize your pet with your regular veterinarian.