πβπ¦Ί Service dogs provide invaluable support for individuals with Autism. From offering sensory support during overstimulation to guiding someone to safety or even acting as a social bridge, these amazing animals are life-changing companions.
π Here are some of the incredible ways service dogs can help:
πΎ Interrupting emotional outbursts with gentle nudges or licks
πΎ Providing grounding presence in overwhelming situations
πΎ Guiding to a safe space when disoriented
πΎ Alerting caregivers to emergencies like seizures
πΎ Acting as a social bridge for interactions
πΎ Alerting to repetitive or self-harming behaviors
πΎ Tracking and locating if someone gets lost
πΎ Providing sensory support such as applying deep pressure to help calm during overstimulation
πΎ Helping with transitions between tasks or locations
πΎ Preventing wandering and ensuring safety
π Your support makes partnerships like these possible. Donate to @gooddogservicecanines today to help us empower lives through service dogs. Link in bio! β¬οΈ
π Happy News: Dr. Drake adopted a new puppy named Ranger! π©π»ββοΈ Check out Pt. 1 of this video where Dr. Drake explains the importance of #PuppyTraining πΆ Join her and Ranger on their training journey by tuning in to future videos in this series! π¬ #TheDrakeCenter is here to help you and your puppy through training and all, so click the link in our bio to book an appointment today. β¬οΈ
π₯° We sure love when we can see our pet patients do cool tricks! π How awesome and wholesome is this video of sweet Bob jumping in his Hoomans arms?! π«Ά #CoolDogTricks #TheDrakeCenter πΎ
This little duo came in for a vet visit and our team made sure they felt safe & comfortable! πΎ
Churu for the win!!
Our wonderful Dr. Dilworth went over the ins and outs of diabetes in pets during our monthly staff meeting.
At The Drake Center, we are always learning and educating each other so that we can provide the very best patient care!
Check out our latest Youtube video to learn more!
#TheDrakeDifference #EncinitasVet #DiabetesInDogs #DiabetesInCats
Why does it take so many people to help with one dog? Because vet visits shouldnβt be scary for your pup!
One person to hold your pet so they stay safe, one person to do the treatment, and one person dedicated to giving treats, pets, & lots of love and comfort! π
Patient comfort and safety is our priority. Thatβs #TheDrakeDifference π«Ά
- Moki, Treat Consumption Specialist for The Drake Center
Itβs important to not overfeed your cat! Overfeeding can lead go serious health problems such as diabetes, obesity, and arthritis.
Ever wondered how your pet gets fleas? π€’
Our very own Dr. Michele Drake explains everything you need to know about how flea infestations happen!
Learn more by watching the full video on our YouTube, linked below:
https://youtu.be/hXufefjrzR0?si=J26J-Oxjvaw6YjYH
If youβve been into The Drake Center, chances are you might have seen our very adorable hospital cat, Moki!
Moki is the king of our clinic, and our treat consumption specialist! Being the chosen hospital cat for the Drake Center, you can tell he is so loved and sooo spoiled! π«ΆπΎ
The cheese tax was paid for this pup! π§
One of our team members brought in her new puppy for a vet visit at The Drake Center! Look how speedy our team was with the puppy, using fear free methods to ensure the pup has a positive association with going to the vet! They made the vet visit so fun!